Google was let off the hook by a top Russian official March 12 over a spat involving how Crimea is displayed to Google Maps users in Russia.
Washington Times: Google Maps cleared by Moscow after dispute about labeling of Crimea
This combination picture made on April 15, 2015 in Paris, shows the front pages of various Google websites : Gmail (Top-L), Google Drive (Top-C), Google Earth (Top-R), Google Maps (L), Google France (C), Google Flight (R), Google + (bottom L) and Android. After years of discussions with Google that failed to end in an amicable settlement, the European Commission went on the attack by accusing it of "systematically favouring its own comparison shopping product in its general search results pages."
