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In Antitrust Trial, Former Google Employee Details History of Search Deals - Vimarsana News

In Antitrust Trial, Former Google Employee Details History of Search Deals

John Schmidtlein, Google’s lead litigator, used his questions to suggest that the quality of the company’s search engine was important to those that signed…

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Ex-Google exec acknowledges aggressively seeking exclusive mobile deals - Vimarsana News

Ex-Google exec acknowledges aggressively seeking exclusive mobile deals

The race for default status.

US v. Google Trial Judge's Lack of Basic Tech Knowledge Raises Concerns - Vimarsana News

US v. Google Trial Judge's Lack of Basic Tech Knowledge Raises Concerns

US District Judge Amit Mehta oversees DOJ's antitrust case against Google search dominance - fair competition or anticompetitive practices?

Ex-Google exec acknowledges aggressively seeking exclusive mobile deals, ET Telecom - Vimarsana News

Ex-Google exec acknowledges aggressively seeking exclusive mobile deals, ET Telecom

Google: The government says the Alphabet Inc unit paid $10 billion annually to wireless companies like AT&T, device makers like Apple and browser makers like Mozilla to fend off rivals and keep its search engine market share near 90%.

Google | Ex-Google executive Chris Barton acknowledges aggressively seeking exclusive mobile deals - Vimarsana News

Google | Ex-Google executive Chris Barton acknowledges aggressively seeking exclusive mobile deals

The government says the Alphabet Inc unit paid $10 billion annually to wireless companies like AT&T, device makers like Apple and browser makers like Mozilla to fend off rivals and keep its search engine market share near 90 per cent