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US judge rules Google search monopoly illegal in massive anti-trust lawsuit

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A US federal judge has ruled Google acted illegally to maintain its monopoly,in a landmark antitrust case that could reshape how millions of people access information online. The decision marks a significant milestone for the Justice Department, which sued Google over its near 90 per cent control of the search engine market.
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