Federal Trade Commission Chairwoman Edith Ramirez, along with Commissioners Julie Brill and Maureen Ohlausen, on Wednesday released a statement reaffirming the agency’s decision not to prosecute Google over its search practices, and insisting it was in line with the recommendations of the FTC’s staff. “Contrary to recent press reports, the Commission’s decision on the search allegations was in accord with the recommendations of the FTC’s Bureau of Competition, Bureau of Economics, and Office of General Counsel,” the commissioners maintained.
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FTC Blasts WSJ's 'Misleading Narrative' on Google
Posted by: Peter Suciu March 26, 2015 12:14 PMFederal Trade Commission Chairwoman Edith Ramirez, along with Commissioners Julie Brill and Maureen Ohlausen, on Wednesday released a statement reaffirming the agency’s decision not to prosecute Google over its search practices, and insisting it was in line with the recommendations of the FTC’s staff. “Contrary to recent press reports, the Commission’s decision on the search allegations was in accord with the recommendations of the FTC’s Bureau of Competition, Bureau of Economics, and Office of General Counsel,” the commissioners maintained.