{"id":104329,"date":"2017-06-29T07:48:36","date_gmt":"2017-06-29T07:48:36","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/gerdtestpress.online\/?guid=256d3492942ad5d82949055157621221"},"modified":"2017-06-29T07:48:36","modified_gmt":"2017-06-29T07:48:36","slug":"the-guardian-view-on-the-eus-google-judgment-firm-and-fair-made-me-think-2","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/futuristgerd.com\/pt\/2017\/06\/the-guardian-view-on-the-eus-google-judgment-firm-and-fair-made-me-think-2\/","title":{"rendered":"A opini\u00e3o do The Guardian sobre o ac\u00f3rd\u00e3o da UE relativo \u00e0 Google (parte 1)"},"content":{"rendered":"

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\u201cThe breathtaking fine of \u20ac2.4bn that the European commission has imposed on Google for exploiting its virtual monopoly of search is shocking and welcome. It shows that there is at least one polity that is prepared to stand up to the giant tech companies and try to bring them under the rule of the law. The individual countries of Europe are not large enough: Denmark, which has just announced the rather gimmicky appointment of an \u201cambassador to Silicon Valley\u201d, has a GDP only about two-thirds the size of Facebook\u2019s business. But the EU is big enough and strong enough to act. Further judgments and no doubt further fines are expected in two other cases where Google is accused of steering the market towards its own advertising businesses rather than those of its competitors.<\/div>\n
\nThe technology of the mobile internet has been a huge blessing for the world. But where it is not in the hands of undemocratic governments, it is controlled today by multinational advertising companies, which is the business that makes both Google and Facebook their almost incredible profits. However benign their intentions, the sheer size and reach of these companies makes them dangerous. This judgment represents one of the few serious attempts to manage these monopolies. It\u2019s a welcome start.\u201d<\/p>\n

The Guardian view on the EU\u2019s Google judgment: firm and fair | Editorial
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\"A multa de 2,4 mil milh\u00f5es de euros que a Comiss\u00e3o Europeia imp\u00f4s \u00e0 Google por explorar o seu monop\u00f3lio virtual da pesquisa \u00e9 chocante e bem-vinda. Mostra que h\u00e1 pelo menos um Estado que est\u00e1 disposto a enfrentar as empresas tecnol\u00f3gicas gigantes e a tentar coloc\u00e1-las sob a al\u00e7ada da lei. Os pa\u00edses da Europa, individualmente, n\u00e3o s\u00e3o suficientemente grandes: A Dinamarca, que acaba de anunciar a nomea\u00e7\u00e3o de um \"embaixador em Silicon Valley\", tem um PIB de apenas dois ter\u00e7os da dimens\u00e3o da atividade do Facebook. Mas a UE \u00e9 suficientemente grande e forte para atuar. Esperam-se novos ac\u00f3rd\u00e3os e, sem d\u00favida, novas multas em dois outros casos em que a Google \u00e9 acusada de orientar o mercado para as suas pr\u00f3prias actividades de publicidade e n\u00e3o para as dos seus concorrentes.<\/div>\n
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A tecnologia da Internet m\u00f3vel tem sido uma enorme b\u00ean\u00e7\u00e3o para o mundo. Mas onde n\u00e3o est\u00e1 nas m\u00e3os de governos n\u00e3o democr\u00e1ticos, \u00e9 atualmente controlada por empresas multinacionais de publicidade, que \u00e9 o neg\u00f3cio que faz com que tanto o Google como o Facebook tenham os seus lucros quase incr\u00edveis. Por mais benignas que sejam as suas inten\u00e7\u00f5es, a dimens\u00e3o e o alcance destas empresas torna-as perigosas. Este ac\u00f3rd\u00e3o representa uma das poucas tentativas s\u00e9rias de gerir estes monop\u00f3lios. \u00c9 um come\u00e7o bem-vindo\".<\/p>\n

A opini\u00e3o do The Guardian sobre o ac\u00f3rd\u00e3o da UE relativo \u00e0 Google: firme e justo | Editorial
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