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BEIJING (Reuters) – The European Union has announced a fine of 1.49 billion euros to Google for "violating the Internet advertising market". At a press conference in Brussels, this decision follows a long-standing investigation into the company's practices. Google and its parent company, Alphabet, have broken EU rules by banning their competitors from posting their ads online fairly. Competition via restrictions in contracts with sites that publish "It's the third time the European Union fined the US giant," the source said. Google has appealed the EU's decision to impose sanctions on the company. These fines, according to Western media.
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