U.S. DOJ Antitrust Filing Proposes 4 Ways To Break Google’s Monopoly
The legal filing by the plaintiffs, the United States Department Of Justice and State Attorneys General, argue that Google has maintained monopolies in search services and text advertising through anticompetitive practices. The filing proposes four ways to loosen Google’s monopolistic hold on search and advertising.
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After months of speculation, including by yours truly, the U.S. Department of Justice has doubled down on its recommendation ...
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