A federal judge on Friday set a fast-paced schedule in the U.S. Justice Department's antitrust lawsuit challenging Google LLC's digital advertising technology practices, moving the case along more quickly than either side had proposed.
March 24 - A federal judge on Friday set a fast-paced schedule in the U.S. Justice Department's antitrustchallenging Google LLC's digital advertising technology practices, moving the case along more quickly than either side had proposed.
Google and Justice Department lawyers must disclose factual evidence and experts reports. Lawyers for both sides had sought at least five additional months to prepare for trial. Google told the judge that the case "presents complex and extremely consequential issues, the resolution of which will affect businesses across the United States."A Justice Department spokesperson and a representative from Google had no comment on Friday.
Malaysia Latest News, Malaysia Headlines
Similar News:You can also read news stories similar to this one that we have collected from other news sources.
Sunshine Thursday, Friday; Severe Potential Friday Night - Alabama NewsTemperatures surge into the low and mid 80s Thursday afternoon and the sky remains mainly sunny. Thursday night remains mild with lows near 60°, while low clouds and fog likely develop again.
Read more »
Sunshine Friday, Severe Storms Possible Friday Night - Alabama NewsSevere storms remain possible Friday night through early Saturday morning. However, the severe risk area and risk level from the storm prediction center has decreased since Thursday's outlook.
Read more »
Google Pixel 7a vs Google Pixel 6a: What to expectHow does the upcoming Pixel 7a stack up against the Google Pixel 6a? Let's find out!
Read more »
Google's New AI Says Google Is a Monopoly and the Government Should Break It UpApparently, in the Justice Department's legal battles against Google over monopoly concerns, Google's AI-powered Bard chatbot is siding with the government.
Read more »
Google Leaks Exciting New Google Photos FeatureNew features have been found hidden within the latest release of the Google Photos app.
Read more »