Google and Yahoo Powwow With Feds Over Antitrust Issues
Search engine giants Google and Yahoo are in talks with the U.S. Department of Justice in the hopes of alleviating regulators’ antitrust concerns regarding their pending online ad sharing deal. Reports that the three sides were meeting first surfaced early Tuesday. Antitrust issues have been raised by advertising groups including the Association of National Advertisers, based on the fear that an ad-sharing deal between the top two online ad players — Google and Yahoo — would give Google too much control of the Internet ad market.
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Google and Yahoo Powwow With Feds Over Antitrust Issues
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