Google filed proposed remedies in U.S. court after a federal judge ruled the company operated an illegal monopoly in the online advertising ecosystem, MediaPost reports. Potential remedies to consider include making real-time bid amounts for open web display available across rival publisher servers and Deprecating Unified Privacy Rules. Meanwhile, in a Newsweek op-ed, Digital Progress Institute President Joel Thayer criticized Google’s legal position in its internet search antitrust lawsuit when it claimed it needs to maintain its search monopoly to protect user privacy.
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