Big Tech Regulation & Antitrust
Google and DOJ File Final Proposed Remedies in Ad Tech Antitrust Case

Google and the U.S. Department of Justice have submitted their final proposed remedies to the U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of Virginia following a ruling that Google maintained an illegal monopoly in ad tech. The filings outline competing visions for behavioral changes, including requirements for Google to integrate its AdX exchange with open-source header bidding tools and to standardize pricing rules. While the court previously rejected the government's request to force a structural breakup of Google's business, the current proceedings focus on finalizing the specific conduct-based restrictions.
"Google and DOJ File Final Proposed Remedies in Ad Tech Antitrust Case" — will this still be in the news a week from now?
"Google and DOJ File Final Proposed Remedies in Ad Tech Antitrust Case" — do you expect real action to follow, not just talk?
Sources
- Google dodges another court-ordered breakup — POLITICO
- Google and DOJ File Proposed Final Judgments in Ad Tech Case — Marketing Herald
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