A judge ruled that Google illegally dominated online advertising markets, impacting its operations and potential breakup.

The DOJ has argued Google should be forced to divest parts of its business, including Google Ad Manager, which comprises ... People walk next to a Google logo during a trade fair in Hannover ...

Prosecutors are expected to press for the sale of Google Ad Manager, which includes both ... All republished articles must include our logo, our reporter’s byline and their DCNF affiliation.

A federal judge ruled Thursday that Google has illegally monopolized the online advertising technology market, handing the ...

The Justice Department is likely to push for structural changes, potentially including forcing Google to sell off parts of its ad tech business—specifically, the Ad Manager platform and ad exchange.

Google’s new LSA terms give it rights to analyze call data – including sensitive client info. Learn how this could impact ...

Competition between SSPs and ad servers should be a boon for publishers. But they could see a disruption in Google’s ad ...

The tech giant is now facing the possibility that it will have to sell off its Google Ad Manager. The US Department of Justice accused the company of illegal market monopolization. https://p.dw ...

especially the Google Ad Manager, which includes both its publisher ad server and its ad exchange. “Google made its trillions by monopolizing the online advertising market, then Google uses its ...

Google Ad Manager suite. The DOJ was joined by 17 other states in the lawsuit. Content companies claim that Google’s dominance over digital ad technologies — which publishers depend on to sell ...