Google's GC has published the full text of the company's draft settlement agreement on antitrust issues with the EU Competition Commissioner. Gil C
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The document has been tentatively accepted. However, the Google move is somewhat controversial as the EU Competition Commissioner Joaquin Almunia has previously refused to make public the full document. The agreement will be of interest to others in the sector as it lists various examples of how search results will appear in the EU. Mr Walker summarises in his blog - where he published the document - four areas where current practice will change or be modified. Source: Search Engine Land
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