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In the wake of a recent court decision that found Google guilty of illegally monopolizing the online search market, the DOJ is weighing options to restore competition, including a potential breakup of the tech giant.that the DOJ is deliberating on the possibility of breaking up Google following a landmark court ruling that found the companythe online search and search text advertising markets.
If the DOJ decides to pursue a breakup plan, the Android operating system and Google’s web browser, Chrome, are the most likely candidates for divestment. Officials are also considering the possibility of forcing a sale of AdWords, the platform used by the company to sell text advertising. The government’s plan will need to be accepted by Mehta, who would then direct the company to comply. A forced breakup of Google would be the most significant dismantling of a U.S. company since the breakup of AT&T in the 1980s.
The ruling also found that Google monopolized the advertisements that appear at the top of a search results page, known as search text ads. These ads are sold via Google Ads, formerly known as AdWords, and account for about two-thirds of Google’s total revenue, amounting to more than $100 billion in 2020.
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