Edition No. 94 · Thu 24 Sept 2026 · Story 24 of 40

Publishers' scorecard on Google's ad tech remedies: they're progress, but far from a clean win

Digiday

Senior publishing executives graded each DOJ remedy from one to ten, and the composite verdict is real progress that falls short of materially changing how publishers compete.

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