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U.S. seeks breakup of Google's ad-tech products after judge finds illegal monopoly
(www.reuters.com)
this post was submitted on 06 May 2025
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On the one hand: Good. Google is a monopoly and they suck, too.
On the other, I don't trust the trump administration to do anything correctly. They'll probably try to give google to Musk or something.
Every time i see this waft up all i can think is "google failed to pay their bribes"
Google admitted at least internally that they were going to be actively political against Republicans and trump after he won in 2016. That still hasn't changed.
Isn't it frustrating to know the difference between right and wrong, then seeing wrong get punished, but instead of right prevailing, it is instead just more wrong?
That'd be something though... Can you imagine watching one of the largest companies in the world being run into the ground in under two years? I'd pay to watch that
It's not fun from the inside (not Google).