🔍 Google’s Ad Tech Monopoly Ruling: A Turning Point in Digital Advertising

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Google’s Ad Tech Monopoly Ruling: A Turning Point in Digital Advertising

A U.S. federal judge has ruled that Google holds an illegal monopoly in the online advertising market, marking the second major antitrust decision against the company in less than a year. The ruling, issued by Judge Leonie Brinkema in Virginia, follows a previous federal judgment that found Google unlawfully monopolized the search engine market.

Key Takeaways

• The court found that Google violated antitrust laws by monopolizing the display publisher ad server and ad exchange markets through unlawful tying of its ad server (DFP) and exchange (AdX). ​

• The Department of Justice is pushing for remedies that could include the forced divestiture of Google's publisher-facing ad tools, such as Ad Manager. ​

• Google plans to appeal the decision, maintaining that its ad tech tools offer value and choice to publishers and advertisers.

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