
Google ad tech case ends without a breakup. Judge orders rule changes
Judge Leonie Brinkema will not force Google to sell its ad exchange. Instead she ordered changes to how the auctions work, and the two sides have 30 days to file a final judgment.

Judge Leonie Brinkema will not force Google to sell its ad exchange. Instead she ordered changes to how the auctions work, and the two sides have 30 days to file a final judgment.

Google and Shopify's shared rulebook for AI shopping has a new version. It adds food shopping, split payments and bank checks, and some changes break older set-ups.

Poland's regulator UKE will not decide until 26 December how much Google should pay press publishers. A second publishers' group has filed its own claim, worth about 514 million zloty a year.

Google has said which rival search engines can buy anonymised data from searches in Europe. Deals can be signed from 17 September, with the first samples in November.

The US consumer watchdog is close to accusing YouTube of telling users one set of rules and then applying another, Bloomberg reports. YouTube has not commented.

Every website can now see in Search Console how often it appears in Google AI answers, and can switch itself out of them. The report still does not show clicks.
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