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Jul. 17, 2008
Microsoft GC Upstages Google, Yahoo at Antitrust Hearing
Congress joined the U.S. Justice Department Tuesday in examining antitrust concerns raised by an advertising deal between Google and Yahoo. Microsoft general counsel Brad Smith testified that Yahoo CEO Jerry Yang admitted in a private meeting that the deal would make the Internet advertising marketplace less competitive.
Daily Journal Staff Writer
WASHINGTON - Congress joined the U.S. Justice Department Tuesday in examining possible antitrust concerns raised by the recent advertising deal between Internet giants Google Inc. and Yahoo Inc.
Top lawyers from Google, Sunnyvale-based Yahoo, and Microsoft Corp., which is attempting to acquire Yahoo, all testified before both the Senate...
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