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DOJ vs. Google, Day One: Who’s Testifying And Google’s Main Arguments In Brief

Google will spend the next four to six weeks in a Virginia courtroom defending itself against allegations that it operates a monopoly over the digital advertising industry. The trial, which begins today, could end in the breakup of Google’s ad tech business, including a forced divestiture of its ad server and ad exchange. After opening

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Publishers Are Likely to Pay More for Ad Costs If Google Spins Off Its Adtech

The Department of Justice’s antitrust trial against Google’s ad tech business is set to begin this week. Owing to Google’s size, a win for the DOJ is sure to spur huge changes in the programmatic industry, particularly in the short term. If Google is forced to sell its publisher adtech business, it could eventually increase…

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Follow Google’s Adtech Antitrust Trial with ADWEEK

Whatever the outcome of Google’s landmark adtech antitrust trial–and whether Google is forced to cleave off part of its sell-side adtech business–it will send shockwaves beyond the programmatic industry. Making sure you don’t miss a beat, ADWEEK’s Catherine Perloff is in Alexandria, Virginia, covering the first week of the trial, which looks to dig into…

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David Appoints Daniel Lobatón Chief Creative Officer, North America

Global creative agency David hired Daniel Lobaton as its first chief creative officer of North America, a new position overseeing its North American offices in Miami and New York. Lobaton will oversee creative operations for both offices and usher in new creative opportunities and growth for the agency in North America. He will work from…

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Trawling The Google Trial Exhibits For Privacy-Related Tidbits

The Google antitrust trial starting on Monday in Virginia is not about the company’s privacy practices. Google is accused of allegedly operating a monopoly over the digital advertising market. The ad trades have been feasting on the cache of unsealed emails, depositions, motions and other related documents released in the lead-up to the trial. But

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