A US judge already ruled Google runs illegal monopolies in publisher ad servers and ad exchanges. The remedy just came in: Google does not have to sell AdX. It keeps the exchange where publishers pay a 20% fee, and is told to make its tools work with rivals instead. Third time in a row US antitrust enforcers asked to break up big tech and a judge said no (Meta/Instagram, Google/Chrome, now Google/AdX). The full order is sealed for 14 days so the parties can redact.
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- ✗ fast_final_review — escalate · clever_only · review 28351ms · The premise-specific machinery is coherent and produces a real blank-ad consequence, but the headline already delivers the terminal joke a