Chilean TV Stations Sue Google for ‘Anticompetitive’ Practices
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The television channels announced on Wednesday the filing of lawsuits for alleged abuse of dominant position against Google before the Tribunal de Defensa de la Libre Competencia (TDLC).The channels involved in the legal actions are Channel 13, TVN, Mega, Chilevisión, TV+ and La Red.The television stations that are part of Anatel (National Television Association) accuse the US giant of abuse of dominant position in the markets derived from searc…
Read the original note in the following link: Anatel sues Google before the TDLC for abuse of dominant position The main open television channels of Chile have decided to escalate their conflict with Google by taking the case to the Court of Defense of Free Competition.The lawsuit was filed by the National Association of Television Channels on behalf of Channel 13, National Television of Chile, Mega, Chilevisión, TV+ and La Red, accusing Google …
Chilean TV stations sue Google for ‘anticompetitive’ practices
Media outlets in the US, Europe, Canada and Australia have sued Google over anticompetitive practices. (AFP pic) SANTIAGO: Chile’s six largest television stations on Wednesday filed a lawsuit against Google, accusing the tech giant of monopolising digital advertising and search markets, the national TV association said. The Anatel association said Google’s “anticompetitive” practices were causing financial difficulties among media outlets. “Goog…
Chilean television stations seek for the court to sanction technology for anti-competitive practices that, they warn, threaten information pluralism and democracy.
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