Federal Judge Rules Google Maintains Illegal Monopoly on Search Market
The ruling could lead to significant changes in the tech industry, affecting major companies and the future of online search.
- Google plans to appeal the decision, potentially delaying any immediate consequences.
- The ruling focuses on Google's exclusive contracts to be the default search engine on various devices.
- Potential remedies include banning revenue-sharing agreements and requiring choice screens for search engines.
- Competitors like Microsoft and smaller search engines could benefit from the ruling.
- Apple faces a dilemma on whether to develop its own search engine or continue relying on Google.
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