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A US federal judge has ruled that Google will not have to sell its online advertising exchange following an antitrust case. The DOJ had sought this remedy after proving that Google illegally locked publishers into using its exchange, but the court did not find sufficient grounds to enforce a sale.
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A US federal judge has ruled that Google will not have to sell its online advertising exchange following an antitrust case. The DOJ had sought this remedy after proving that Google illegally locked publishers into using its exchange, but the court did not find sufficient grounds to enforce a sale.
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US court rules Google will not have to sell ad exchange after losing antitrust case
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