Google is appealing the ruling from its search antitrust case to avoid sharing data with rivals
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Google is appealing a federal court’s decision that it operates an illegal online search monopoly. The company is asking the court to pause the remedies ordered in the ruling while the appeal proceeds, arguing that the measures would hinder competition. This appeal seeks to halt implementation of the court-mandated fixes pending review.
Written from all 3 reports below, not from any single one.
How it was reported
- Engadget·Google is appealing the ruling from its search antitrust case to avoid sharing data with rivals
- The Verge·Google is appealing a judge’s search monopoly ruling
Google is appealing a federal court's ruling that it's an illegal online search monopolist, seeking to pause court-ordered remedies to restore competition, according to VP Lee-Anne Mulholland.
- TechMeme·Google says it's appealing the US v. Google ruling that found it has an illegal search monopoly and asks a court to pause some of the remedies during the appeal (Lauren Feiner/The Verge)
Google appeals US v. Google ruling, citing illegal search monopoly. The company asks a court to pause some remedies during the appeal, seeking to restore competition, as reported by Lauren Feiner for The Verge.
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