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Judge deciding Google's fate in Epic case is antitrust veteran
The judge who could rewrite the future of Google's app business is a competition law expert who once defended technology companies and other defendants in antitrust cases. U.S. District Judge James Donato in San Francisco will decide what changes to impose on Alphabet's Google Play store, after a jury on Monday agreed with "Fortnite" maker Epic Games that Google illegally barred competing Android app stores and forced developers to use its payment system for in-app transactions. Donato, a 2014 Obama appointee, will consider arguments from both sides next month, when Epic is expected to propose ways to undo Google's alleged monopoly.
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finance.yahoo.com
Alphabet Loses Google Play Antitrust Fight With Epic Games
(Bloomberg) -- Google’s mobile app store maintains a monopoly in the market for distribution of programs and payments on its Android software, a federal jury in California…
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barrons.com
Google Loses Antitrust Battle With Epic Games
Videogame maker Epic filed the lawsuit three years ago, saying Google used its position dominating the Android app distribution market to wring profit out of app developers.
