News Summary

• Brinkema, of the u.s. District Court for the Eastern District of Virginia, ruled the company will answer instead through a string of behavioural remedies.
• Her written reasoning is sealed for 14 days while both sides check it for anything that shouldn’t be made public.
• Even Google’s own lawyer conceded during their closing argument that the two sides were “largely aligned’ on behavioral remedies in principle.
• Where they split was how far self-preferencing bans reach and who gets to see what.