Monopoly: The Status of Google’s Ad Tech Empire in Antitrust Law

Wednesday, 11 September 2024, 12:40

Monopoly concerns are growing as Google's ad tech empire, valued at $95 billion, comes under scrutiny. Analysts warn that it may be ‘too big’ to sell amid ongoing antitrust law investigations affecting online advertising.
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Monopoly: The Status of Google’s Ad Tech Empire in Antitrust Law

Rising Monopoly Concerns in Ad Tech

As Google navigates the landscape of monopoly concerns, its extensive involvement in online advertising has led to much chatter in the industry. The latest findings suggest Google's ad tech empire could be worth an astonishing $95 billion.

Analysts Warn of Big Implications

  • Experts predict significant antitrust law challenges ahead.
  • The former News Corp executive testified that Google holds publishers hostage in this complex advertising ecosystem.

The Future of Google Ad Manager

With platforms like DoubleClick and Google Ad Manager, Google's influence continues to expand, leading to fears of a Google monopoly that could stifle competition.

Seeking Solutions in Ad Tech

The urgency for regulatory intervention grows as advertisers and publishers alike express concerns over the Google ad tech landscape.


This article was prepared using information from open sources in accordance with the principles of Ethical Policy. The editorial team is not responsible for absolute accuracy, as it relies on data from the sources referenced.


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