( November 3, 2025, 22:31 GMT | Official Statement) -- MLex Summary: Google filed its post-trial brief in a US monopolization case over advertising technology brought by the Department of Justice and state plaintiffs, arguing the remedies they seek are based on “the wishes of commercially motivated stakeholders with no engineering background.” “Google’s remedies were designed based on the guidance of engineers intimately familiar with the products at issue and crafted to ensure access, choice, neutrality, and accountability. The remedies are tailored to the court’s liability opinion while minimizing harm to consumers and the ad tech ecosystem. And Google has now revised its proposed remedies to address newly voiced concerns, like transparency, to demonstrate Google’s commitment to compliance,” Google said.See attached files....
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