What the DOJ’s breakup of Google would mean for Chrome and the internet
If many publishers choose to opt out, the company could see its AI helpers become less useful and more vulnerable to competition
Google’s parent company saw its stock fall over 5 percent Thursday morning after the Justice Department said it would try to force a sale of the company’s Chrome web browser, a move that if successful would upend the internet economy and cut into Google’s immense power.
In a court filing late Wednesday, the Justice Department said Google “must promptly and fully divest Chrome” to a buyer approved by the department. It is one of multiple remedies proposed by U.S. prosecutors, following a federal judge’s August ruling that Google has an illegal monopoly on internet search. ---More...
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