Source: New York Post
Tech watchdogs cried foul this week after a federal judge unsealed a ruling that left Google’s digital advertising monopoly largely untouched – with one group blasting the remedies as an “embarrassing capitulation” that won’t help news publishers and advertisers. US District Judge Leonie Brinkema’s 106-page decision ordered Google to share more data about its ad auctions with publishers and appoint an independent antitrust monitor to police its business practices, among other changes. The order was unsealed roughly two weeks after Brinkema said she would not order a forced breakup of Google’s ad empire.
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