Google to face digital ad monopolisation claims

Anna Langlois

16 September 2022

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A New York federal court has ordered Google to face the bulk of a Texas-led lawsuit accusing it of monopolising the digital advertising market, although commentators believe the ruling gives the search giant reason to be cautiously optimistic.

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Anna Langlois

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Google to face digital ad monopolisation claims

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