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: Antitrust CommentaryEU Clears Google’s $3.1 billion Acquisition of DoubleClick
By Matthew S. Wild
Dismissing complaints from Microsoft and Yahoo, the EU Competition Commission cleared Google’s acquisition of DoubleClick. The Antitrust Division (U.S. Department of Justice) had done so after completing its Hart-Scott-Rodino Act review in December 2007. According to the Associated Press, the EU noted that Microsoft, Yahoo and AOL would discipline any attempt by Google/DoubleClick to raise the prices for web-placed advertisements post-merger.
Full post as published by Antitrust Commentary on March 11, 2008 (boomark / email).
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