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US DOJ's proposal to breakup Google hands advantage to foreign adversaries, CCIA says

( April 18, 2025, 16:46 GMT | Official Statement) -- MLex Summary: The Computer & Communications Industry Association said remedies in the Google search monopoly case should be narrowly tailored to address specific conduct and confined to a set of search distribution contracts. “The DOJ is expected to advocate for a mixed bag of structural and behavioral remedies that go far beyond Judge Mehta's ruling," CCIA said in a statement. "At a time when U.S. digital services are in fierce competition for global technology leadership, structural remedies that weaken US companies are not wise and risk handing an economic advantage to adversaries abroad," it said. Statement follows...

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