The search giant didn't have the will to fight federal regulators over an advertising deal that lawyers for both sides once saw as a slam-dunk.
November 06, 2008 at 12:00 AM
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SAN FRANCISCO — Yahoo’s lawyers were ready to fight a government lawsuit blocking the search engine’s ad-sharing deal with Google. One small problem: Google wasn’t.
Google GC David Drummond announced in a blog post Wednesday morning that his company wasn’t willing to go to the mat with antitrust regulators to save a deal that was viewed as a lifeboat for rival Yahoo.
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