Google Ruled an Illegal Monopoly in Landmark Antitrust Case
Landmark Ruling on Google's Search Dominance
In a historic ruling, a federal judge has found Google to be an illegal monopoly, marking a significant development in the modern internet era. The ruling is a major victory for the Department of Justice, which has been pursuing a string of federal antitrust cases against the tech giant.
Illegal Monopoly Practices Exposed
The court found that Google violated antitrust law by spending billions of dollars to create an illegal monopoly and maintain its dominance over the search engine market. The company's practices included paying other companies to use Google Search as the default search engine, making it difficult for competitors to gain market share.
The judge ruled that Google's actions have stifled innovation and competition, harming consumers and businesses alike. The ruling is the first major antitrust decision against a technology giant and sets a precedent for future cases in the industry.
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