In re: Google Digital Advertising Antitrust Litigation

1:21-md-03010

Multi-district Litigation, Class Action

January 21, 2022
Google Says States' Ad Antitrust Suit Stifles 'Market Forces'

Google accused antitrust watchdogs of bridling the free market on Friday as the data giant asked a New York federal judge to dismiss the bulk of 17 attorneys generals' claims that it monopolizes online display advertising.
January 14, 2022
Google Cut Secret Facebook Ad Deal, Unsealed Suit Claims

A New York federal judge has unsealed formerly redacted portions of an antitrust suit filed by state enforcers led by Texas who accuse Google of monopolizing display advertising markets, revealing new details of allegations that the tech giant cut a secret anti-competitive deal with Facebook and manipulated ad exchanges to inflate prices.
October 22, 2021
Google Charges 2-4 Times Its Ad Rivals, Monopoly Suit Says

Google Inc. pulls in between 22% and 42% of the advertising money that flows through its system and charges two to four times what its closest advertising rivals charge, according to the unredacted version of a New York federal court antitrust complaint from 17 attorneys general unsealed Friday.
October 18, 2021
Most Of States' Google Ad Monopoly Complaint Unsealed

A New York federal judge on Friday unsealed most of the amended Texas-led antitrust complaint challenging Google's display advertising practices, saying some Google employee names and contact information should be redacted but Google's internal revenue figures and an agreement with Facebook should not be afforded the same privacy.