The legal team’s top job is explaining why this time is different in the biggest fight between the U.S. and a tech company in 25 years.
The Justice Department has sued Google seeking to break up its digital advertising business. Google has had a foothold in nearly every part of the online ad-market and earns billions in revenue from the business.
WSJ Google reporter Miles Kruppa joins host Zoe Thomas to discuss the case and its potential ramifications for online advertising.in the defining tech competition battle of the 1990s. Now he is defending Google against a new generation of antitrust enforcers, arguing that the online-search giant doesn’t pose the same threat.Continue reading your article with
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