What is the latest on Google's DOJ cases?
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A federal court is deciding Google's punishment after a judge found its digital ad network to be an illegal monopoly. The DOJ seeks to break up Google's ad tech business, with the trial expected to last two to three weeks. A recent related case required Google to share search data but not sell off Chrome.
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- A judge ruled Google's digital ad network is an illegal monopoly. 9s
- The Justice Department accused Google of disadvantaging competitors in ad tech. 14s
- A federal court trial will determine Google's punishment, possibly including breaking up its ad tech business. 42s
- A recent antitrust ruling required Google to share search data but did not force a sell-off. 57s
- The outcome could set a precedent for other tech companies like Meta, Amazon, and Apple. 1m 11s
