UK regulator urges new guidelines to rein in Google, Fb

British regulators need new guidelines to foster competitors in digital promoting markets and rein within the trade’s dominant gamers, Google and Fb
British regulators want new rules to foster competition in digital advertising markets and rein in the industry’s dominant players, Google and FacebookOriginal article
Author: Abc News

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