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Google investigated over third-party cookie replacement plans

Google investigated over third-party cookie replacement plans Campaigners liken Google to Goldfinger, but tech giant insists its initiative is part of an open discussion with the advertising community. by Omar Oakes Sign in to continue Free email bulletins

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Watchdog investigates proposed Chrome changes over Google walled garden fears

Watchdog investigates proposed Chrome changes over Google walled garden fears
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UK investigating Google Chrome privacy plan - General Discussion Discussions on AppleInsider Forums

The UK s competition authority is investigating Google s plan to have Chrome block third-party cookies, and replace them with a system whose benefits to the company may be anticompetitive.

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Start-ups fight Google over whether the cookie crumbles

A small British startup s complaint threatens to loosen the search giant s grip on digital advertising 20 December 2020 • 5:00am In most David and Goliath battles, the party cast as the Philistine giant can at least see who throws the pebble. But the rock heading in Google’s direction comes from an unexpected quarter: not Capitol Hill or the Berlaymont, but a small technical services company based in Reading, 51Degrees, and its founder James Rosewell. Rosewell is furious at the changes Google is making to the digital advertising market. He says it will increase the Silicon Valley Goliath’s dominance and may deal a death blow to the beleaguered local news business.

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