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The Latest: FTC Official Disputes Criticism of Google Fine The Latest on U.S. fine against YouTube (all times local): Read More…
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Read moreReport: YouTube Settles FTC Complaint For at Least $150M Google will pay $150 million to $200 million to settle a complaint with the Federal Trade Commission over how it treats information from children on its YouTube video site, according to a published report Friday. Read More…
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