DOJ sues to force Google to sell Chrome over monopoly claims

A federal judge has ruled that Google is a search engine monopoly. The DOJ proposes penalties, including forcing Google to sell its Chrome browser, to restore competition. Google argues that these measures are excessive and could harm technological leadership. The DOJ also wants Google to stop prioritizing its products in search results. Experts suggest that increased competition would benefit consumers by reducing bias in search results.

What action does the DOJ propose as a penalty for Google's monopoly status?

• Google should increase its advertising budget.

• Google should merge with another tech giant.

• Google should sell its Chrome web browser.

• Google should acquire more companies.

How does Google describe the DOJ's proposed penalties?

• As a boost to their market position.

• As unprecedented government overreach.

• As a minor inconvenience.

• As a necessary step for fair competition.

What concern does Google express about the DOJ's proposals?

• They would improve Google's global standing.

• They would lead to increased advertising costs.

• They would make it harder for users to access preferred search engines.

• They would enhance Google's market dominance.

What additional action does the DOJ want Google to take regarding search results?

• To increase the number of ads displayed.

• To enhance the speed of search results.

• To stop prioritizing its own products.

• To reduce the number of search results.

According to Professor Fox, what would be a benefit of more competition in search engines?

• Higher advertising costs.

• More biased search results.

• Access to unbiased search results.

• Fewer search options.