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The FTC should take a broader look at transparency

on June 23, 2012

The Federal Trade Commission has been investigating Google for a year now, looking in part at whether Google is operating “fairly” in its search results. But if the FTC is really serious about protecting consumers, the agency may be better off taking a broader industry-wide look at search engine transparency and labeling practices.

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Date Published:06/23/2012
Original Publication:GigaOm

Published in: Press , Architecture and Public Policy