Week in Review: Google loses a major antitrust case | TechCrunch
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A recent ruling determined that Google violated antitrust laws in the advertising technology sector, concluding a long dispute initiated by eight states. Remedies may involve significant changes, including the potential sale of Google Ad Manager. Meanwhile, Meta's antitrust trials exposed internal strategies by Mark Zuckerberg aimed at reviving Facebook’s user engagement, particularly in response to competition from TikTok. Additionally, OpenAI's interest in acquiring coding assistants reflects the race to dominate code-generation tools, while Theseus received funding and notable partnerships for its groundbreaking drone technology.
Google violated antitrust laws in the ad tech market, a judge ruled, marking the end of a two-year battle as eight states filed complaints against the tech giant.
Meta's antitrust suit revealed Mark Zuckerberg’s strategy to rejuvenate Facebook's relevance, including a controversial idea of resetting user connections—highlighting the platform's struggles against TikTok.
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