Advertisers don’t share DOJ’s market definition, Google says

Anna Langlois

13 October 2023

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Google has argued that one of the Department of Justice’s hired experts failed to identify any advertisers that share his view that digital ads on websites like Facebook and the New York Times do not lead to consumer purchases.

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Advertisers don’t share DOJ’s market definition, Google says

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