DOJ pushes for Google to sell its advertising platforms

In April, the US District Court ruled this Google Open Web Digital Announcement Markets Monopoly. Now the Tech Giants and the US Department of Justice are contradictions on Google. DOJ, Google, ADX or advertising exchange claims that you need to sell a platform to sell unused advertising space in real time for publicators. In addition, the company’s publishers (Google DFP) previously wants to download Douchlick’s Google advertising manager.

DOJ claims that both platforms minimize competition and contribute to Google monopoly in the advertising space. The Executive Department also pushed To sell Google Chrome Due to a separate decision, the company held a monopoly in search engines.

Not surprisingly, Google does not have interest to get rid of their products – this also plans to decide on the google advertising manager of the court. Google declared “A suggestion that fully applies to the findings of the court.” These changes include all rival publisher advertising servers provide real-time offers in the ADX and put different price floors for each offer of broadcasters.

“On the contrary, the DOJ is looking for a significantly significantly significant remedies from the court’s narrow power by the distribution of the Google advertising manager,” said Google said. “It uses to connect with publishers and use it to reach its customers and reach its customers and use it to make their enterprises that are not part of the ‘Open Web screen ads’ in this application.”