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US v. Google: all the news from the search antitrust showdown

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“Our remedies are tied to barriers to entry.”

The DOJ’s lawyer is back up for rebuttal — arguing that Google might say its remedies are extreme, but a truly extreme remedy would be something like requiring it to sell search. The goal is denying Google the fruits of the monopoly it’s established and making sure there are “no practices” left to help it unfairly maintain it, he says.

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