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Google Violated Antitrust Law By Maintaining Digital Ad Technology Monopoly, Judge Rules
The ruling against Google was the second federal antitrust lawsuit it has lost in less than a year. In August, a federal judge ruled that Google acted to maintain a monopoly over the search business. The Justice Department is urging a judge to force Google to sell its Chrome browser.
Google's Antitrust Struggle: Breaking the Ad-Tech Monopoly
A U.S. federal judge ruled that Google illegally monopolized two markets in online advertising technology. The ruling could lead to Google's advertising products being broken up. The Department of Justice advocates for Google to sell its Ad Manager and possibly Chrome to reduce its dominance.
Mr. Zuckerberg went to court on Monday in a trial focused on his social media company’s acquisitions of Instagram and ...
The U.S. Department of Justice filed an antitrust ... this case, both internally and externally." Shortly after, the Alphabet Workers Union filed an unfair labor practice charge against Google ...
Google Ad Tech - The Department of Justice's antitrust case against Google's ad tech business, filed in a Virginia federal court in January 2023, alleges that Google built a monopoly in ...
Facebook and Google-owned YouTube are the two ... The decisions in this case (and the other ongoing antitrust cases against big tech companies) are likely to predict how companies are able ...
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Japan’s antimonopoly watchdog has issued a cease and desist order against Google for unfair trade practices regarding search ...
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