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Alphabet Roundup: YouTube, Publishers, Privacy, Antitrust Issues

By: TalkMarkets
Alphabet is streamlining its subscription business, but the good news is marred by continuing trouble with publishers over GDPR, investigations by ACCC and fears about impact of India’s antitrust ruling.
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