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Google Canada denies abusing power, accuses Competition Bureau of violating rights

Google denies abusing its market power in response to the Competition Bureau's lawsuit regarding its advertising practices in Canada.
The Competition Bureau is suing Google for alleged anticompetitive conduct in its online advertising business, seeking the sale of two services and imposing a penalty.
The bureau alleges that Google's actions discourage competition, inhibit innovation, inflate advertising costs, and reduce publisher revenues.
In its response, Google accuses the Competition Bureau of violating its constitutional rights.

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National Post

Google rebuts Competition Bureau lawsuit, says it doesn't have that much market power

In response to a lawsuit from the Competition Bureau, Google denied abusing its market power and said a fine would hurt it and the public.

3 days ago·Canada

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CTV News

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Google Canada denies abusing market power in Competition Bureau suit

Google denies abusing its market power in a written response to the Competition Bureau’s lawsuit over the tech giant’s advertising practices in Canada.

4 days ago·Canada

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La Presse

Advertising practices: Google Canada denies having abused its dominant position in the market

Google denies having abused its market dominance in a written response to the Competition Bureau's prosecution of the technology giant's advertising practices in Canada.

4 days ago·Montreal, Canada

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