Google ‘Will’ online advertising market, US judge rules inhis

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The US federal judge has been illegally obtained illegally in digital advertising, and it has been the latest antitrust defeat for technology giant that can give you the result of its work.

Judge Leonie Brinkema, who allegedly in Virginia, made two parts of Google’s digital advertising market: the technology used to sell online publishers and the biggest exchange offered by advertising.

However, Brinkema, the US Ministry of Justice, which brought this work, could not prove that Google dominates the third part of the market and the third part of the advertising networks.

“For more than a decade, Google has closed the exchange and advertising server and advertising server and advertising server and advertising server and advertising server and advertising, which allows Google, the company’s two market monopolies.

“Google has further increased monopolistic power, eliminating anti-competitive policy and desirable product features.

Google said, “We won half of this work and we will complain to the other half ..

The verdict returned to Donald Trump’s White House, the last victory for the former antitrust officers appointed by Joe Biden, who brought and claimed.

Jonathan Kanter, who was the former head of the doj, said: “Today is a great victory for Antitrest’s execution, media industry and free and open internet …

The judge, as the federal judge in a separate antitrust incident last year, found that Google spent billions of dollars to spend the local billions of dollars to protect illegal monopolies. The second phase of the court, which began the treatment, which began next week.

DOJ paid $ 20 billion to Apple to have its standard search engine for the sale of Google’s chrome browser, and share more information with competitors.

The antitrust officials, appointed by Trump, said they intended to take a strong position for the campaign against great technology. This week, the US Federal Trade Commission began to open a mission in the monopoly court in the Washington Federal Court.

DOJ did not respond immediately to a request for comment.

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