Europe Will Say Goodbye To Google ?

 
(Technewonline) Parliament of the European Union has recently been a move requires separate Google search engine and its products.


European Union The EU is preparing a thorough plan to curb the growing strength of Google in this area. According to the FT, the European Parliament is considering moving all of Google to offer Google suggest separating the finder with other Google products.

This action was made CEO of Google "angry" because to date there are now more than 90% of the population in the European region to use Google as the search engine, and is well known that search engines Search business platform of Google. However, the European Union entirely reasonable to make such a request. Accordingly in 2011, a company specialized search Google smaller component attempts to hide or move them down the search results to the user difficulty in finding the results you want. At the same time Microsoft also reflects that Google is doing the same thing to make it difficult for Bing (Microsoft's search engine) to make the search Youtube from Bing difficulties and prevent advertisers data access. EU to investigate this issue ever since.

90% of the population in the European region to use Google as the main search engines.

In fact, Congress has no authority to order Google to divide their products, but can cause pressure by antitrust laws from the survey results on Google that they collected in 3 years back here. The concern is that Google completely capable of using a dominant position in their search to "disappear" the search results can direct users to its competitors.


The Germans are considered the most active in supporting this move, even the Ministry of Justice of Germany also asked Google to publicly how it ranks search results. Recently, a German member of the European Union, Mr Andreas Schwab declared that can not be eliminated with the separation of the search engine and the Google product.

Thursday is expected this week, Parliament will vote on the decision above with Google. Experts said that if passed, it would be a bad precedent for the region that Google dominates the search field.

                                                                                                                         Source: Business Insider