Google sued by Chegg over AI Overviews hurting traffic and revenue
Will other companies follow suit and go after Google for sending less traffic to sites and publishers with these new AI Overviews?
Will other companies follow suit and go after Google for sending less traffic to sites and publishers with these new AI Overviews?
This statistic was revealed in federal court as Google fights an antitrust lawsuit brought by video platform Rumble.
Google hopes to appease regulators with this change, which prevents Google from preferencing its own products and services.
Here’s how the DOJ's case against Google and proposed market changes could forever reshape search engines, SEO, and digital privacy.
UK antitrust regulator is investigating Google's 90% search market dominance, potentially reshaping how the company handles search rankings.
From the latest on Google's anti-monopoly trial to developments in how Business Profiles show in local search, see why 2025 is already exciting.
Google was required to file its own remedies which include changes to browser agreements, Android contracts and more.
The DOJ and Google delivered closing arguments debating whether the tech giant’s ad-tech dominance stifles competition or drives innovation.
The class action lawsuit accused Google of abusing its search dominance to harm consumers and stifle competition.
Marketers and tech experts warn of unintended consequences while questioning Chrome's viability as standalone product.
The DOJ is preparing to force a sale of Google's Chrome, among other sweeping remedies, after winning its antitrust case.
The ongoing scrutiny of Google's Privacy Sandbox highlights potential regulatory changes that could impact competition and ad targeting.
With Google’s adtech antitrust trial, the future of paid search hangs in the balance. Here’s what it means for PPC marketers and advertisers.
This reshuffle, announced by CEO Pichai, signals a strategic shift in AI and ads, with head of Search and ads, Prabhakar Raghavan moving to Chief Technologist.
Meanwhile, the overlap of organic search rankings and AIO citations increased overall, but dropped for shopping queries, new analysis finds.
The new EU legislation challenges Google’s search dominance. Learn how it promotes fair competition and what it means for SEO.
Google argues, in part, that a breakup would make advertising less valuable and harm publishers and merchants.
Rising CPCs on branded keywords? Here's why Google’s push for PMax and AI-driven auctions are inflating costs and reducing efficiency.
Google's argument that its advertising practices benefit customers and are not anti-competitive faces a big challenge in seven key areas.
The antitrust trial over allegedly monopolistic practices in the $200 billion digital advertising industry could lead to significant changes.
$1.7 billion Google fine from the EU overturned, with the Court ruling that the European Commission failed to consider all relevant factors.
Google is defending its ad tech dominance, but are their claims of market competition, low fees and benefits for businesses misleading?
The lawsuit alleges illegal monopoly practices related to local search and local search advertising.
The Google antitrust trial's early proceedings have revealed scathing judicial criticism and potential evidence of misconduct.
Could Google be broken up in the not-too-distant future? Could the U.S. government force a sale of Chrome, Android or Ads?
Search marketers highlight uncertainties about long-term implications, potential market disruptions and challenges in determining penalties.
Google illegally monopolized search and search advertising markets especially by paying $20 billion annually for default search status on iPhones.
What B2B advertisers need to know about new features, missed opportunities and shifting control in paid search.
Meanwhile, almost 30% of clicks go to Google's properties and about 36% of clicks go to the open web, a new zero-click search study finds.
After sending a $2.3 million check to cover potential damages, Google has sidestepped a less predictable jury verdict.
The UK court lawsuit against Google alleges it abuses its dominance in the online advertising market, and can proceed to trial.
The U.S. Department of Justice hammered Google over search ad price manipulation and more in its closing statement on search advertising.
The stage is set for a monumental court decision that could shake up the search industry – or result in status quo.
The U.K. Competition and Markets Authority's quarterly report comes after Google pushed its cookie deprecation to 2025.
Google used tactics that hindered Yahoo Japan's ability to compete in targeted search ads, according to Japan's Fair Trade Commission.
Google's plan for IP protection would give them a monopoly on location data and drive up costs for advertisers.
Both Google and HubSpot may find themselves defending the proposed deal against antitrust watchdogs in court, should it proceed.
The search engine is reportedly in discussions with Morgan Stanley regarding a potential offer, but no offer has yet been made.
The tech giant could face large fines and be required to sell off some of its business divisions if found to be in violation of the DMA.
Google announced changes to Search results, screen choices, and consent measures ahead of the DMA's rollout this week.