Jul 19, 2007 at 8:43am ET by Barry Schwartz
Congress to Examine Google-DoubleClick Deal from the New York Times reports that Google’s executives will be called on to testify in from of the U.S. House and Senate committees over the DoubleClick acquisition.
There has been a lot of opposition to this acquisition, leading to an FTC filing asking for a closer investigation into the anti-trust and privacy issues of such a deal. Some individuals feel the FTC will ultimately block the deal.
The committees will not only review this Google-DoubleClick deal, but also review the “recent consolidation in the online advertising market,” said the New York Times. Currently, we do not have a set date for the House or Senate hearings.
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