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Today we have heard the first few hours of evidence in a Virginia courtroom alleging that Google has built an ad monopoly and should be broken up.
I will be reporting on events in the court, and I’m running a live chat to answer questions and take comments on what’s happening. Don’t be shy, add your voice.
This case has been 25 years in the coming. Google’s already been ruled a monopolist on search and its app store. This is the third act. Let’s go…
Let’s be upfront right from the outset. The US Government is suing Google for being a monopoly, but the greatest beneficiary w…
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