Mehta ponders potential “cellophane fallacy” of search advertising substitutes

Anna Langlois

06 October 2023

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The judge presiding over the Department of Justice’s search monopolisation case has questioned one of the government’s hired experts on how to “distinguish fallacious from valid” Google search advertising substitutes.

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Mehta ponders potential “cellophane fallacy” of search advertising substitutes

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