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Federal Judge Rules Against Forcing Google to Divest Advertising Business in Antitrust Case

A newly unsealed court memorandum details the operational changes Google must implement in its advertising business, appointing a six-year antitrust monitor while stopping short of forcing a divestiture of its AdX exchange.

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A federal judge has ordered a six-year monitor for Google's ad tech business.From: Unsealed Google Antitrust Ruling Orders Six-Year Monitor and Behavioral Remedies Over Ad Tech Breakup

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The unsealed 142-page memorandum details the operational firewalls Google must build.From: Unsealed Google Antitrust Ruling Orders Six-Year Monitor and Behavioral Remedies Over Ad Tech Breakup ·
The court's behavioral remedies will require Google to make its ad-tech tools interoperable with competitor products.From: Federal Judge Rules Against Forcing Google to Divest Advertising Business in Antitrust Case ·

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