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Lauren Feiner
We’re at the courthouse where Google is fighting another break up attempt.

Google and the Justice Department have returned to a federal courthouse in Virginia for a two-week trial to determine how to restore competition to the advertising technology market that Google monopolized. I’ll share updates to our trial coverage stream during breaks.

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