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Monday, September 22nd, 2025. Google is back in the courtroom today, trying to avoid a breakup of its lucrative advertising empire as the government continues to take on the size and power of America's big tech companies.

As these cases go on, whether it was the case around Google Search or the case around Google Ad Tech,

it shows that antitrust tends to be a little bit behind where markets actually are.

For years, the tech industry has complained that Google's stranglehold on the digital advertising market is illegal. This past spring, some validation for

those companies as U.S. District Court Leone Brinkama ruled that the alphabet-owned company

digital advertising technology is an illegal monopoly. Today, the Remedies phase of the Department

of Justice antitrust case begins, and Google

will argue it should not be forced to sell a part of its online advertising business. The DOJ's case

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