The US Department of Justice (DOJ) is back in court in Alexandria, Virginia, seeking structural fixes to Google’s ad-tech stack.

The remedies trial is expected to run for about two weeks.

The case arrives shortly after a separate Google search ruling delivered relatively modest remedies.

As Channel News reported, there was no forced Chrome divestiture, and Google can still pay for distribution under non-exclusive deals.

That puts fresh attention on whether its ad-tech arrangements will face a tougher verdict.

The court has already found Google to be a monopolist in two ad-tech markets and to have illegally tied its AdX exchange to its DFP publisher ad server.

In plain English, that means DFP – DoubleClick for Publishers, now part of Google Ad Manager – favoured AdX, Google’s Ad E

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