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Google, which reported revenue of $306 billion last year, restricted the creation of new accounts for Russian users last month and deactivated AdSense accounts in the country in August.
AdSense allows website and content owners, including on YouTube, to make money from the placement of advertisements managed by Google. "Due to ongoing developments in Russia, we will no longer be ...
In early March 2022, contractors who were working for Google and preparing translations for the Russian market received an update from Google: "Effective immediately, the ongoing Russian war against Ukraine could no longer be referred to as a war but rather only vaguely as 'extraordinary circumstances.'" [167] [168] Thus, Google was trying to ...
Google stopped serving ads to users in Russia in March 2022 and paused monetisation of content which it deemed to exploit, dismiss or condone Russia's war in Ukraine.
all operations in Russia [83] 2022: Google: Internet United States: Google Chrome, Google Play, Google Pay, AdSense [13] 30 January 2015; 1 Mar 2022 (Google Pay [14]) Grammarly: Software United States: Service in Russia and Belarus [84] 2022: Grant Thornton: Professional services Worldwide closing business in Russia [2] 2022: Guardian ...
Some Russian bank customers barred from using Google Pay or AdSense [154] Google Russia filed for bankruptcy, but will keep its free services (such as YouTube and Google Search) available. [155] Grammarly: Software United States: Service in Russia and Belarus [156] Grant Thornton UK: Closing business in Russia [1] Harley Davidson: Motorcycle ...
A Russian court has fined Google $20 decillion ... it was expanded when YouTube banned further channels after Russia's full-scale invasion of Ukraine in 2022. The court ordered Google to restore ...
In early 2022, Google suspended all ad sales in Russia in response to the ongoing invasion of Ukraine. [55] Over 1,000 Russian businesses that had purchased pre-paid ads, which were neither delivered nor refunded, joined the bankruptcy proceedings of the Russian Google subsidiary. [56] [57]