US EditionMozilla CEO Says DOJ's Case Against Google Could Destroy Open Internet
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Mozilla CEO Says DOJ's Case Against Google Could Destroy Open Internet
Mozilla CEO Laura Chambers has authored a blog post warning of the potential ramifications of the DOJ’s antitrust win against Google over its search business. The DOJ won its case against Google in mid-2024, with Judge Amit P. Mehta finding the company has an illegal monopoly in the search market. Much of the DOJ’s case rested on Google’s practice of paying organizations—such as Mozilla and Apple—billions of dollars a year to be the default sear…
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