Google's Antitrust Trial: Unveiling the Power of Data Advantage
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The role, use, and power of data have become central issues in the Justice Department's case against Google in the federal government's first monopoly trial of the modern internet era. The government argues that Google's data advantage, obtained through exclusive deals with industry partners, has created an insurmountable barrier for rivals. Google, on the other hand, claims that its leading position in search is due to technical innovation and competition for default-placement contracts. The trial will continue to explore the importance of data in search and its impact on market competition.
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