Google Antitrust Lawsuit

SOURCE www.breitbart.com
Google found guilty of holding a monopoly in search and text advertising, violating Section 2 of the Sherman Act. Exclusive agreements on Android and Apple devices helped solidify its dominance. Case stems from a 2020 lawsuit by the DOJ and bipartisan attorneys general.

Key Points

  • Google found guilty of monopoly in search and text advertising
  • Violation of Section 2 of the Sherman Act
  • Exclusive agreements on Android and Apple devices contributed to monopoly
  • Case initiated by DOJ and bipartisan attorneys general

Pros

  • Holding Google accountable for anticompetitive behavior
  • Legal action taken against a tech giant for maintaining a monopoly

Cons

  • Potential implications for Google's business practices
  • Could lead to changes in search and text advertising markets