MS Urges Antitrust Scuttling of DoubleClick Deal

Microsoft contends that Google's $3.1 billion deal to buy DoubleClick would hurt competition in the online advertising market. And Microsoft expects AT&T, Yahoo, and other companies to join them next week in protesting the proposed sale.

MS knows what it is talking about

[Anonymous Coward]

After all, it takes a convicted monopolist to spot another one in the making.

Microsoft concerned about Anti-Trust?

[Anonymous Coward]

They must be throwing snowballs in Hell about now....

MS Urges Antitrust Scuttling of DoubleClick Deal

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Re:Microsoft concerned about Anti-Trust?

[owlnation]

They must be throwing snowballs in Hell about now....

And chairs too! I bet it's standing room only in Redmond about now.

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Re:I'm glad they lost

[Daengbo]

This antitrust suit will end in Google being declared a monopoly in the online advertising business. Luckily for Google, they will be allowed to define their own punishment, and offer discount coupons for discounts on B-level keywords only. ;) Yes, some of us learn from history.

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In Soviet Russia, kettle black calling pot the The YOU

Re:MS knows what it is talking about

[IwantToKeepAnon]

I for one welcome ... (we interrupt this comment to remind you of all the excellent products we have concerning "Antitrust Scuttling" at www.spammeintheass.com) ... our benevolent advertising overlords.