Google, DOJ tussle one more time over ad tech
In closing arguments, the DOJ claimed that Google is “once, twice, three times a monopolist.”
The DOJ presents a case in which Google has monopolized advertising technology. Catch up on the latest in the case with Marketing Brew’s coverage of this historic event.
In closing arguments, the DOJ claimed that Google is “once, twice, three times a monopolist.”
Six media buyers talked to us about their challenges with the platform, with some saying they are trying to sidestep AI-powered ad tools.
As lawyers faced off in court, Reuters reported a prior offer to sell the ad exchange to placate EU regulators.
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A tranche of internal Google communications released Tuesday reinforced the DOJ’s argument that Google tied its ad-tech businesses together to maintain a monopoly.
The remarks, shared during Day 3 of the DOJ's antitrust trial, seemed to bolster the argument that the tech giant tried to monopolize markets.
In a deposition, a former Google VP said he raised questions about Google’s exclusivity agreements, but “the machine won.”
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