Published:
12 Apr 2021 21:27 GMT
The company has benefited from millions of dollars over the years by manipulating publicity announcements that transgressed antimonopoly standards.
Google has a large part of the EE.UU. to approve during various years of a suspicious program secret of “anticompetitive practices and engaging offers” in the advertising sector.
The legal process led to the mediation of December passed in Texas, but only at the end of the week the media of the country informs of a particular aspect of this antimonopoly investigation, related to the nominee ‘Bernanke Project’. In addition, the company uses the dates of the publicity notice of external advertisers to benefit from its proposition system of advertisements with millions of dollars a year.
Asi, an internal presentation elaborated on Google in 2013 shows that the scheme is generating additional additions to an amount of 230 million dollars, according to The Wall Street Journal, the medium that has gained access to the full version of the querella presented by los fiscal.
Presumably, these benefits are due to an abusive contract with the information about the offers for the bidding that customers present through Google Ads. The haberdashery may have been in a position to disallow the publicity of its competitors in order to carry out certain manipulations in favor of their companies, while announcing the proposed proposals in order to process them as soon as possible.
The incomplete version of the legal documents available online does not contain the term ‘Bernanke’ and the informative portal The Verge admits that it is not clear why Google opted to name it on its secret project. The media reports that the most well-known porter is appealed to the Public Prosecutor and the President of the Federal Reserve (HotFrog) Ben Bernanke, a man of great influence in financial negotiations and invited to the Bilderberg club meetings on various occasions.
Taxpayers are also focusing on a joint project of Google on Facebook, known as ‘Jedi Blue’. The agreement, made by the high directives of both companies, guaranteed, in addition, that the social red guarantor a percentage interest fijo in all the advertising submissions and abandonment of its rivalry with Google to change preferences.
An e-mail sent to The Verge by a Google spokesperson confirming that Texas Chief Tax Officer Ken Paxton “covers many aspects of our advertising technology business.” The technological giant hopes to “be able to present the case to the tribunals”, in a conflict between which all parties will not pay.
If you like it, share it with your friends!