Posted Mar. 1, 2013 at 9:35 a.m.
Washington — Google donated the money to Common Sense Media which gave FTC Chairman Jon Leibowitz an award for his work in developing policies to help children. At the time, the FTC was investigating whether Google unfairly disadvantaged competing websites by favoring its own services in search results....
Google paid $25,000 to honor FTC chairman as agency investigated it
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Washington — Google donated the money to Common Sense Media which gave FTC Chairman Jon Leibowitz an award for his work in developing policies to help children. At the time, the FTC was investigating whether Google unfairly disadvantaged competing websites by favoring its own services in search results....
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