Google Found Guilty of Maintaining Monopoly, Judge Rules in Landmark Antitrust Case
Via New York Times
Summary
A federal judge ruled that Google illegally maintained a monopoly over online search by paying billions to companies like Apple to remain the default search engine, a landmark decision that could reshape how Big Tech operates.
While Google plans to appeal, Judge Amit Mehta's ruling marks a significant victory for the Justice Department and sets a major precedent for ongoing antitrust cases against other tech giants.
