DOJ, states fail to convince judge to grant depositions of two veteran Google executives in US adtech suit
By Chris May ( October 27, 2023, 19:43 GMT | Insight) -- The Department of Justice and a group of states failed to convince a US federal judge today to let it depose two additional Google executives in a lawsuit over the tech giant’s alleged antitrust violations in the digital advertising technology market. US Magistrate Judge John Anderson, who is overseeing discovery in the landmark monopoly action, denied the government’s motion for additional depositions.The Department of Justice and a group of states failed to convince a US federal judge today to let it depose two additional Google executives in a lawsuit over the tech giant’s alleged antitrust violations in the digital advertising technology market....
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