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Google’s new antitrust offer gives travel agents better display, allows users to suppress options (update)

By Lewis Crofts and Matthew Newman ( October 28, 2013, 14:12 GMT | Insight) -- Google’s latest offer to settle an EU antitrust probe extends the scope of its proposed remedies, promising travel agents such as Expedia greater prominence in search results. The European Commission is seeking feedback on a proposal to use shading and a bigger font to make a box of links to rival services more noticeable. But users would have the right to opt out of viewing the links.Google’s latest offer to settle an EU antitrust probe extends the scope of its proposed remedies, promising travel agents such as Expedia greater prominence in search results....

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