Google has been branded an abusive monopolist by a federal judge for the second time in less than a year. This time, the search giant has been targeted for illegally exploiting some of its online ...

(Tribune News Service) — Google has monopolized the technology used to buy and sell online display ads by restricting or eliminating the choices of its customers — both website publishers and ...

Alphabet and Microsoft earnings show search ad revenue growing while Google Network revenue fell to $6.97B, continuing a ...

Authorized Buyers replaces Ad Networks in AdSense. New buyers will be allowed by default; the auto-allow toggle is removed. DV360 stays in Ad Review Center; the new page adds parent–child visibility.

Researchers spotted hackers creating phishing pages on Google Sites The pages are then advertised on Google Ads Victims are locked out of their accounts, which are either used or sold Cybercriminals ...

Google’s 20 percent cut of ad transactions was the subject of the end of week one of its antitrust trial. Google’s 20 percent cut of ad transactions was the subject of the end of week one of its ...

The verdict is in, and Google has been found to illegally hold online ad tech monopolies. For over a decade, “Google has willfully engaged in a series of anticompetitive acts to acquire and maintain ...

To wrap up its case, Google tried to fit it into a Supreme Court precedent that could undermine the government’s argument. To wrap up its case, Google tried to fit it into a Supreme Court precedent ...

We sometimes think of Google as a search company, but that’s merely incidental—Google is really the world’s biggest advertiser. That’s why the antitrust case focused on Google’s ad tech business could ...

Google Ads is testing more transparency around its partner network, letting some advertisers select if they want to run their ...

Google Ads seems to be rolling out full placement reporting for the Search Partner Network (SPN). This is a feature advertisers have been begging and praying for, for probably 20 years now. You will ...