Industry argues Google doesn’t monopolize advertising if print and TV are counted

By Christopher Hutton

Published January 29, 2023 8:00am ET

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Tech advocacy organizations are arguing that the court should reject the Justice Department’s allegation that Google has monopolized digital advertising by making the case that the relevant market is not just online advertising but also print ads, television ads, and the like.

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