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US DOJ remedy proposal in Google search monopoly suit not 'radical,' DuckDuckGo says

( April 18, 2025, 16:19 GMT | Official Statement) -- MLex Summary: DuckDuckGo said that Google's decade-plus illegal monopolization of the Internet search market and search text market means that the smaller search engine has never had the opportunity to compete on a level playing field. "The outcome of the remedy trial can change that," Kamyl Bazbaz, senior vice president for public affairs at DuckDuckGo said in a statement. "The government has put forward a proposal that would free the search market from Google's illegal grip and unleash a new era of innovation, investment, and competition. Each part is necessary, but not sufficient on its own. There's nothing 'radical' about this proposal: it's firmly based on the court's extensive findings of fact, commensurate with the extraordinary impact of years of unlawful conduct and in line with previous antitrust actions," the statement said. Statement follows below:...

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