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> Some countries where Google doesn't like the results of a government ruling, they've just left or closed the relevant service. Apart of Spain with Google New
by Oletros 11y ago
> Some countries where Google doesn't like the results of a government ruling, they've just left or closed the relevant service.
Apart of Spain with Google News, and it was a law that was criticized by everyone but the big newspapers can you give us examples of Google closing services when they "don't like the result"?
- NetStrikeForce 11y agoIn Germany they were going down the same route as in Spain, but finally reached an agreement.
- Oletros 11y agoNo, in Germany they complied with the law, they didn't pull off the service
- NetStrikeForce 11y agoI don't know why would you say that, but that was pretty much a win for Google and not a defeat: http://www.theverge.com/2014/11/5/7160587/german-publisher-axel-springer-google-news http://www.theverge.com/2014/11/5/7160587/german-publisher-a... http://www.reuters.com/article/us-google-axel-sprngr-idUSKBN0IP1YT20141105 http://www.reuters.com/article/us-google-axel-sprngr-idUSKBN... If you have any evidence that Google is paying that "tax", please show it.
- Oletros 11y agoI didn't said that Google paid the tax or that Google lost. IO said that Google didn't pulled off the service from Germany. They complied with the law and didn't put snippets
- chatmasta 11y agoThey closed search in China.