Google say signs are emerging of more benevolent behavior from the online advertising leader amid accusations by the U.S. government and states that the company uses its dominance to thwart competition.
John Nardone, chief executive of Flashtalking - which works with advertisers to personalize messages - said Google recently agreed to open a pipeline to crucial data. An executive at another ad software company said Google in the last year had not tried to poach any customers by offering discounted or early access to other products, tactics it had long aggressively pursued to lure lucrative accounts. Google also stopped using top executives to lure customers, the source added.The softening stances come during year-long antitrust investigations by the U.S. Justice Department and states’ attorney generals led by Texas.
“They are both the dominant market operator while also a participant,” one executive said. “It’s hard to be a referee and player.” To be sure, other complaints about market power have not been addressed, and Google and other online powerhouses continue to defend their dominance as beneficial to customers and consumers.
But rather than pursuing a “my way or the highway” change, Google this time around has publicly consulted rivals and demonstrated through its comments that its proposals for changing Chrome are amendable, two ad software executives said.
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Pinocchio Pichai SHOULD BE put on a LEASH because even after Google gets fined they CONTINUE their CORRUPT PRACTICE
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