Alphabet(GOOGL.US)CEO本月晤歐盟副主席洽規管問題
根據歐盟委員會議程,Alphabet(GOOG.US)行政總裁Sundar Pichai,將於5月24日於比利時布魯塞爾會見歐盟委員會副主席Vera Jourova及歐盟工業主管Thierry Breton。
Breton主要負責數碼規管,要求Alphabet旗下Google及其他科技巨頭,允許商業用戶訪問其平臺上生成的數據等。而另一套新的歐盟技術規管,則要求科技巨頭採取更多措施,解決平臺上的非法在線內容。
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