Google's Defense in Antitrust Trial: Comparisons to Firefox, Microsoft, and TikTok

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Google has presented its main arguments in the landmark antitrust trial against the company, claiming that its actions were justified, it is not the only search engine in the market, it has invested more in improving its product than rivals, its innovations have benefited consumers, and its actions have fostered competition. The trial, brought by the Justice Department and state attorneys general, alleges that Google illegally maintained a search and advertising monopoly. The judge is expected to deliver a verdict next year.
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