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DOJ's Probe of Google Shifts to Search Dominance

Due to the government's new legal approach to the case, DoubleClick may escape regulation (for now)

Google is still facing a separate lawsuit brought by state attorneys general over its ad business.Getty Images
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By Mónica Marie Zorrilla

September 23, 2020

The Department of Justice’s antitrust lawsuit against Google is still in the pipeline, but a new development in its scope may lead the ubiquitous search engine’s dominant ad stack offering to escape censure. For now.

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Mónica Marie Zorrilla

Mónica is a breaking news reporter at Adweek.

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