
UK watchdog CMA investigates Meta commercial terms over publisher content
The UK competition watchdog will check whether Meta abuses a dominant position with terms that let it use content from business websites for AI.

The UK competition watchdog will check whether Meta abuses a dominant position with terms that let it use content from business websites for AI.

Poland's consumer watchdog charged a holiday park on 28 October over fees added late in booking. EU law still does not name such fees.

A group of advertisers and publishers wants EU and UK regulators to freeze Meta's new terms. The CMA is already in talks with Meta.

The CMA published a stronger proposal on 23 September. Google would have to offer UK users a choice of search service at setup and again once a year.
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