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In a legal filing, Google said a DOJ proposal to break up the company was too extreme, and it offered alternatives to address its Search monopoly abuse.
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The European Commission demanded that Apple further open up the iPhone to third parties to meet the requirements of the DMA.
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Two weeks after it began testing a change to how Search works in the EU, Google reports that it delivered predictable results.
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Microsoft deputy general counsel Rima Alaily accused the U.S. Federal Trade Commission of violating its ethics standards by leaking an investigation to the press.
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Late Wednesday, Google filed its appeal of the Epic v. Google antitrust, asking a federal appeals court to throw out the ruling.
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According to multiple reports, the U.S. Federal Trade Commission (FTC) is investigating Microsoft for antitrust violations.
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Apple reportedly restricts competition by limiting the use of rival browsers on its iOS devices and effectively requiring developers to use its WebKit browser engine. Continue reading Apple Faces Scrutiny as UK Regulator Probes Mobile Browser Dominance
Google announced this morning that it would test a change in Search to see whether it satisfies the needs of the Digital Markets Act (DMA).
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The U.S. Department of Justice and Google both delivered closing arguments in the U.S. antitrust trial concerning Google’s ad business.
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The DOJ and several US states feel that the only way to fix Google’s abuses is to force radical changes on the company.
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