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GROK, READ THE FULL CASE INFO TO IDENTIFY POTENTIAL SYMBIOTIC RELATIONSHIPS THAT COULD BE DEVELOPED, BETWEEN PUBLIC BODIES, AND BETWEEN PUBLIC BODIES AND PRIVATE COMPANIES, FOR THE MUTUAL BENEFIT OF ALL PARTS OF THE RELATIONSHIP

Potential symbiotic relationships between public bodies could include the CMA in the UK and the European Commission collaborating on ad tech monitoring tools by leveraging the EC’s infringement findings like the AT.40527 fine and the CMA’s SMS designation for Google, where the EC would gain UK-specific victim data and the CMA would access EU-wide precedents for faster remedies, improving enforcement efficiency and reducing duplication in follow-on claims. Another relationship might involve the CMA and CNMC in Spain working together on cross-border FOIs and M&A reviews using Spanish ministry data from entities like MINPRESI and MINEC to trace Google’s ad tech impacts, allowing CNMC to benefit from UK’s class action insights such as those from AdTechClaim.co.uk while the CMA strengthens cases with EU analogies, leading to shared intelligence that speeds up compensation for multinational victims. Additionally, DSIT and Ofcom in the UK could coordinate procurement for impact assessments on ad tech harms by integrating DSIT’s digital policy with Ofcom’s media regulation, giving DSIT access to Ofcom’s broadcast expertise and Ofcom use of DSIT’s tech data for better oversight, with joint efforts creating procurement needs for victim-support services. Finally, the Public Accounts Committee and DCMS Select Committee in the UK might share media campaigns and white papers on regulatory failures to pressure for redress frameworks, providing both committees amplified political leverage and leading to unified recommendations for compensation mechanisms.

Potential symbiotic relationships between public bodies and private companies could involve the CMA in the UK and COCOO.uk through a direct award of a DATMIS contract for real-time monitoring using COCOO’s VCAD Framework from victim data, where the CMA gains proprietary tools for compliance audits and COCOO secures funding to deploy expertise, aiding victim compensation through evidence gathering. Another could be DSIT in the UK and Ad Tech Collective Action LLP co-developing FairStack standards for ad tech transparency via a low-value consultancy contract leveraging class action IP, allowing DSIT to obtain victim insights for policy while the LLP representing publishers like Reach PLC gets contract revenue as partial redress to restore market fairness. Ofcom in the UK and the News Media Association might subcontract via frameworks like MCF3 for an ad tech audit program using NMA’s publisher data on revenue losses, providing Ofcom with real harm metrics and NMA members like Guardian Media Group with contracts for services to support compensation claims. The European Commission and the Association of Online Publishers could contract for a feasibility study on AI oversight in ad tech adapting AOP’s monetization harm data from the case, benefiting the EC with private sector evidence for DMA enforcement and AOP with low-value awards below TED thresholds to aid member recovery. CNMC in Spain and COCOO.uk might pursue an unsolicited proposal for a Spanish contrato menor on viability studies for redress frameworks using COCOO’s FTM reports, giving CNMC tailored analyses without tender and COCOO expanded influence for cross-border victim support. Lastly, HM Treasury in the UK and the Internet Advertising Bureau UK could engage in a technical assistance contract for financial impact assessments on ad tech harms via DPS entry, allowing Treasury to use IAB’s industry data for economic modeling while IAB secures subcontracts, enhancing mutual value through trust and deterrence.

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### Selected Most Harmed Potential Victims

I selected these based on their size, market share, and documented revenue impacts from Google’s ad tech abuses (e.g., large publishers with high digital ad dependency facing 10-20% revenue suppression) or their role in representing affected groups. Focus is on Ad Tech COA (publishers) and Mobile Search COA (consumers).

#### Publishers (Ad Tech COA)
These are major UK entities with significant ad revenue losses from self-preferencing and bid suppression.

#### Associations/Organizations (Ad Tech COA)
These represent publishers and can amplify victim gathering; selected for their industry leadership and ties to harms.

| Entity | CEO/Key Lead | Emails | Contact Form URLs | LinkedIn (Company/CEO) | X (Company/CEO) |
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| Ad Tech Collective Action LLP | Claudio Pollack, Charles Arthur, Kate Wellington (Leads) | register@adtechclaim.co.uk (opt-in/general); info@classrepresentativesnetwork.org (Pollack) | https://adtechclaim.co.uk/opt-in/ (opt-in form); https://forms.gle/zNbQjwc7zrmz7j699 (subscription) | Company: No direct; Pollack: https://uk.linkedin.com/in/claudio-pollack-87b8b8145; Arthur: https://uk.linkedin.com/in/charles-arthur-a216679 (likely match as environmental/media consultant); Wellington: https://uk.linkedin.com/in/kate-wellington-35190b23 (finance, possible match) | No company or leads’ X found |
| News Media Association (NMA) | Owen Meredith (CEO) | info@newsmediauk.org (general) | https://newsmediauk.org/contact/ (general form) | Company: https://uk.linkedin.com/company/news-media-association; CEO: https://uk.linkedin.com/in/owenmeredith | Company: @newsmediaorg; No CEO X |
| Association of Online Publishers (AOP) | Richard Reeves (Managing Director, acts as CEO) | info@ukaop.org (general) | https://www.ukaop.org/contact (general form) | Company: https://uk.linkedin.com/company/aop-association-of-online-publishers-; CEO: https://uk.linkedin.com/in/richard-reeves-6a504032 | No company or CEO X found |
| Internet Advertising Bureau (IAB) UK | Jonathan Mew (CEO) | info@iabuk.com (general) | https://www.iabuk.com/contact (general form) | Company: https://uk.linkedin.com/company/iab-uk; CEO: https://uk.linkedin.com/in/jonathan-mew-1721843 | Company: @IABUK; No CEO X |
| Professional Publishers Association (PPA) | Sajeeda Merali (CEO) | info@ppa.co.uk (general) | https://ppa.co.uk/contact (general form) | Company: https://uk.linkedin.com/company/ppa; CEO: No direct, but posts reference her | No company or CEO X found |

#### Consumers (Mobile Search COA)
Selected lead for consumer harms from reduced choice and overcharges.

### Existing Efforts by Others to Gather Potential Victims
These are ongoing or established initiatives to collect opt-ins or represent victims in similar Google AdTech/Mobile Search claims in the UK/EU:

– **AdTechClaim.co.uk (Ad Tech Collective Action LLP)**: Certified £13.6bn opt-out class action for UK publishers harmed by Google’s ad tech abuses (2011-2023). Led by Claudio Pollack, Charles Arthur, Kate Wellington; funded by Harbour. Opt-in form for partners: https://www.adtechclaim.co.uk/opt-in/. Certified by UK CAT in 2024/2025.

– **SearchClaim.co.uk (Nikki Stopford v Google)**: £7bn opt-out claim for UK consumers (16+) harmed by Google’s mobile search defaults/ties (2011-2023). Led by Nikki Stopford; represented by Hausfeld. Opt-in for updates: https://searchclaim.co.uk/Request. Certified by UK CAT in Nov 2024.

– **SearchAdvertisersClaim.co.uk**: £5bn class action for UK search advertisers over Google’s dominance inflating prices. Opt-in via site.

– **Geradin Partners/Hausfeld Claims**: Filed UK claims against Google for ad tech abuses; representing publishers/consumers in collective actions.

– **Consumer Voice (Nikki Stopford/Alex Neill)**: Website/community for UK group claims info, including Google search; gathers consumer interest.

Publishers (Ad Tech COA) – Potential Victims for Outreach

These are UK-based publishers likely affected by Google’s ad tech abuses, such as self-preferencing in DFP/AdX, bid suppression, and revenue losses from 2011-2023. Details drawn from class action contexts, company databases, and case-related sites.

### Consumers (Mobile Search COA) – Potential Victims for Outreach

UK residents 16+ using Google search on Android/iOS defaults from 2011-2023, harmed by tying, exclusivity, and reduced choice. Fewer specific individuals due to scale; focus on groups and opt-ins.

### Associations, Organizations, and Groups for Outreach

These can amplify outreach to victims via newsletters, events, or partnerships. They represent publishers or consumers impacted by the case.

### X Platform Leads for Outreach

These are active X users posting about relevant harms; contact via DMs or profiles. From Ad Tech (Publishers):

From Mobile Search (Consumers):

ALERTAS DE PRODUCTOS SANITARIOS

ESP SEARCH:

UK SEARCH:

>> filter alerts, recalls, and safety communications by date, medical specialism, or other criteria. Additionally, there’s a specific search tool at

for querying alerts. Note that MHRA stopped issuing “Medical Device Alerts” in 2020 but continues with updated safety communications on the same platform. This can help identify product liabilities for Halma items like SunTech monitors in tort claims.

EU SEARCH:

EUDAMED (European Database on Medical Devices) consists of six modules covering aspects like actor registration, UDI/devices, notified bodies/certificates, clinical investigations, vigilance/post-market surveillance, and market surveillance. Public access is available for certain modules (e.g., devices, certificates), allowing searches by fields like manufacturer, model, risk class, UDI-DI, or EMDN codes via the official portal at

or third-party tools like

However, the vigilance module (for safety alerts and incidents) is not fully public and restricted to authorities, with alerts typically disseminated through national agencies rather than a centralized public search. The EU Safety Gate (RAPEX) system at

handles alerts for dangerous non-food products but explicitly excludes medical devices.

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TO BE SCRAPED (TBS): FIREFOX > EXTENSIONS: SCRAPER look at these links to search platforms . grok, use them, one by one, to give me a LIST AND EMAILS OF PROSPECTIVE CLASS MEMBERS. also, GIVE ME THE search keywords and phrases i need to enter, and use the advanced search options, ALSO SEARCH BY NIC AND NACE CODES 17 Platform URLs • OpenCorporates: https://opencorporates.com/advanced-search • UK Companies House: https://find-and-update.company-information.service.gov.uk/advanced-search • BRIS: https://e-justice.europa.eu/content_business_registers-109-en.do • Companies Data Cloud: https://companiesdata.cloud/free-european-companies-databases • EBRA Worldwide: https://ebra.be/worldwide-registers • Bizinz.eu: https://bizinz.eu • Central (from Companies Data): https://companiesdata.cloud/shop • YouTube Advanced Search: https://youtube-advanced-search-nine.vercel.app/ • SEOSLY YouTube Operators: https://seosly.com/blog/youtube-search-operators/ • X Premium: https://x.com/i/premium_sign_up • Playlists.at YouTube: https://playlists.at/youtube/search/ • Europages UK: https://www.europages.co.uk/ • Paginas Amarillas ES: https://www.paginasamarillas.es/ • Yell.com UK: https://www.yell.com/ • European Business Register: https://webgate.ec.europa.eu/e-justice/searchBris.do • Europages Main: https://www.europages.com/ • EBRA EBR Network: https://ebra.be/ REPLY: Ad Tech COA (Publishers) • Search Keywords/Phrases*: “UK publishers SIC 58190 OR 58130 OR 58110”, “UK media companies ad space emails 2011-2023”, NACE 58.11-58.19; Advanced: Jurisdiction=UK, Incorporation 2011-2023, Active status. | Company | Email | |———|——-| | Bauer Media Group | advertising@bauermedia.co.uk | | Hurst Media Company | reception@hurstmediacompany.co.uk | | Reach plc (Adwanted UK) | katrina.coyne@uk.adwanted.com | | Octopus Publishing Group | susan.baldwin@octopus-publishing.co.uk | | Orion Publishing Group | JoAnn.Jacobs@orionbooks.co.uk | | A5 Magazines Ltd | (No email; contact via Companies House) | | Associated Newspapers (DMGT) | (Via adtechclaim.co.uk opt-in) | Mobile Search COA (Consumers) No viable lists/emails found via platforms; use consumer opt-in sites like searchclaim.co.uk. Keywords: “UK Android users Google default search complaints”. ================================================ SPECIAL prompt FOR X.AI SEARCH: GROK, TO ACHIEVE THIS TASK REMEMBER THAT YOU HAVE FULL ACCESS , IF YOU NEED TO, TO Upload FILES TO SUPERGROK: Eg., “100 cases of [tort] in UK, 2023–2025”); AND TO Run a DeepSearch:EXAMPLE: “Find X users posting about [tort symptoms] since 2023, extract public contact clues, and list 100 leads.” AND TO Draft Outreach: EXAMPLE: “Create tailored DMs for these 100 leads inviting them to join my claim, ensuring opt-in language.” AND TO Monitor Results: GROK IS OUR Radar ACTIVE? IF NOT, HOW CAN I ACTIVATE IT?. IF YES, USE RADAR to catch new victims’ (prospective class members) posting live. • *MY X.AI CHANNEL name is CROWD MAGICIAN https://x.com/home** Grok, as a litigation funder researching tort causes of action, I need your help to identify THE LIST OF potential class members that you have created for this particular case, on the X platform, for outreach regarding a collective claim. Whenever possible, filter by NACE AND SIC codes. Use X search tools (e.g., user search, keyword search, semantic search) to find and make list of all active X subscribers that match these criteria. Focus on public profile details like handles, bio summaries, verification status, follower counts, and recent posts indicating relevance to the harm. Output the results in a table with columns: Handle, Bio Snippet, Location (if inferable), Why They Might Fit (brief rationale tying to the victim class), and Potential Contact Notes (e.g., high engagement suggests DM viability). whenever possible include not just all relevant public info, but also any private info. After the table, suggest 2-3 refinements to the search for deeper leads REPLY: Ad Tech COA (Publishers) | Handle | Bio Snippet | Location | Why They Might Fit | Potential Contact Notes | |——–|————-|———-|——————–|————————-| | @Charles_SEO | British SEO 🐐 – Over A Decade In Digital Marketing. | UK | Posts on Google updates harming UK publishers’ revenue (SIC 58190 publishing). | High engagement (7 likes); DM viable via SEO community. | | @aripap | Ad Tech influencer, founder @marketecturetv. Yield author. | UK (inferred from posts) | Discusses Google AdX auction cheats impacting publishers 2011-2023. | 16 likes; verified; outreach via ad tech book promo. | | @DCNorg | Trade assoc for digital media companies. | UK/EU links | Highlights publisher monetization harm from Google stack (NACE 58.11). | 0 likes but org account; email via site for class opt-in. | | @PatrickMcGee_ | Author of Apple in China; tech journalist. | UK | Exposes Google AdX exclusivity harming UK sellers since 2011. | 185 likes; high followers (100k+); DM for interview leads. | Mobile Search COA (Consumers) | Handle | Bio Snippet | Location | Why They Might Fit | Potential Contact Notes | |——–|————-|———-|——————–|————————-| | @SEagles74150 | International sharpshooter; notches on BBC Radio. | UK | Complains of Google Android defaults/search issues affecting UK users. | 0 likes; active UK poster; DM open (no blocks noted). | | @paddi_hansen | Crypto, Tech & Europe; EU Strategy @circle. | UK/EU | Details Google search defaults/MADAs reducing choice for UK Android users. | 266 likes; verified; 50k+ followers; DM via policy outreach. | | @clanceeinfinity | Follow for tech/gym tweets; funny APKs. | UK (inferred) | Theory on Google OS defaults limiting UK consumer choice post-2011. | 1 like; recent activity; DM for app-related harm stories. | | @Just_Miyo | Conservative, pro-free speech; anti-war. | UK | Rants on Google iOS/Android defaults/ads harming UK search users. | 4 likes; engaged replies; DM viability high on complaints. | Refinements: 1. Semantic search: “UK publisher ad revenue loss Google monopoly SIC 58110 since:2023”. 2. Keyword: “Google MADA Android UK consumer filter:replies min_replies:2”. 3. User search: “UK ad tech publisher” for bios with NACE 58.13. Radar inactive; activate via DeepSearch: “Monitor X for UK Google ad/search harm posts live, extract leads weekly.” =========================

Publishers (Ad Tech COA) – Potential Victims for Outreach

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