A profile of Jonathan Kanter, the DOJ's assistant AG for antitrust, a longtime Google foe who filed the US anti-monopoly lawsuit to break up its ad business
https://www.wsj.com/... Google already very far behind the curve in making its case, if it has one, to be left alone. Ask yourself: Who speaks for Google on the lawsuit? Answer right now: No one. Very bad start for Google. 4/ Hugh Hewitt / @hughhewitt : DOJ's suit against @Google is the @ATT break-up case of our time. As a young clerk on an AT&T break-up/access fee case before the D.C. Circuit, I was swamped by amicus briefs and that was a secondary case! The @Google case will consume entire careers. Some key points. 1
DOJ's suit against @Google is the @ATT break-up case of our time. As a young clerk on an AT&T break-up/access fee case before the D.C. Circuit, I was swamped by amicus briefs and that was a secondary case! The @Google case will consume entire careers. Some key points. 1
But if the @WSJ is correct in its reporting —https://www.wsj.com/... Google already very far behind the curve in making its case, if it has one, to be left alone. Ask yourself: Who speaks for Google on the lawsuit? Answer right now: No one. Very bad start for Google. 4/
Cheers to Jonathan Kanter, the DOJ's top antitrust law enforcer, for fighting to breakup Google's monopoly over the digital online advertising market. This is a crucial antitrust lawsuit to breakup Google's gatekeeping power over information and commerce. https://www.wsj.com/...
DOJ antitrust chief Jonathan Kanter has been one of Google's main legal foes for nearly 15 years. Last week he delivered a threat to break up the internet company. Good read from @davidamichaels https://www.wsj.com/...