Google has officially filed a notice to appeal the Department of Justice's (DOJ) decision concerning search distribution. Alongside this appeal, the company is requesting a pause on certain remedies pending the outcome of the appeal process. At the heart of Google's argument is the belief that the court's ruling failed to acknowledge the fundamental reason users choose Google: their own preference, not any form of compulsion. The company asserts that the decision overlooked the dynamic nature of technological advancement and the fierce competition it faces from both established tech giants and agile, well-funded startups.
Furthermore, Google highlights that the court's decision did not sufficiently consider the evidence presented by key industry players. Browser manufacturers like Apple and Mozilla testified that they choose to feature Google Search due to the superior search experience it offers to their users. Google contends that the proposed remedies, which would necessitate sharing search data and providing syndication services to competitors, pose significant risks. These mandates could compromise the privacy of American users and, paradoxically, disincentivise competitors from developing their own unique products, thereby hindering the very innovation that drives the US to the forefront of global technology. Google is preparing to present its case in court later this year.
Fuente Original: https://blog.google/company-news/outreach-and-initiatives/public-policy/why-were-appealing-the-doj-search-distribution-case/
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