Google on Tuesday said it welcomes the decision of the Competition Commission of India (CCI) to accept its settlement proposal in the Android TV antitrust case. The Tribune, now published from ...

A federal judge granted preliminary approval of the settlement in October and hinted two weeks ago she seems likely to grant final approval.

India's competition regulator said on Monday it has approved the settlement proposal of Alphabet's Google ... Google will also send a letter to its partners selling Android TV in India stating ...

The tech-major will pay ₹20.24 crore as settlement ... letter in its submission dated 18.10.2024,” the CCI noted.. The Commission considers the five-year duration of the Settlement Proposal ...

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“The Commission considered the settlement proposal and observed that under the ‘New India Agreement,’ Google will provide a standalone license for the Play Store and Play Services for ...

Later, Google proposed to settle the case and CCI considered the settlement proposal and observed that under the “New India Agreement”, Google will provide a standalone license for the Play ...

has agreed to the Settlement Proposal of Google in the Android TV case,” said CCI. This is the first case to be settled under CCI’s Competition Act. The competition watchdog had earlier held ...

“The settlement proposal does not eliminate existing arrangements under TADA which have been prima facie found to be contravening the provisions of the Act.” According to the settlement order ...

"The Commission considered the settlement proposal and observed that under the 'New India Agreement', Google will provide a standalone licence for the Play Store and Play Services for Android ...

This marks the first settlement under the revised Competition Act. Google will now offer standalone licenses for Play Store and Play Services, and waive Android Compatibility Commitments for ...

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