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Google’s blog post takes jabs at Europe’s Digital Markets Act.
Google says it’s just pointing out trade-offs in the law as it details “concerns we’re hearing” since complying with the new rules.
This includes greater traffic to travel aggregators (think: Booking.com and Trivago) at the expense of engagement with airline and hotel sites. Google says hotels have seen direct booking clicks fall, driving them to intermediaries that charge fees. And, consumers who dislike that it’s harder to find Maps on Google Search.
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