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News coverage is focused on Google’s reported $20B Safari search deal with Apple and whether it was “fair and square.” Several outlets also highlight Google defending the deal in an antitrust appeal.

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Key Takeaway Google is challenging antitrust claims over its reported $20B Safari search deal with Apple by arguing it was fair.
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Google is challenging antitrust claims over its reported $20B Safari search deal with Apple by arguing it was fair.

News coverage is focused on Google’s reported $20B Safari search deal with Apple and whether it was “fair and square.” Several outlets also highlight Google defending the deal in an antitrust appeal.

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Top 2 signals · Google is challenging antitrust claims over its reported
r/apple · 2d ago
Google's $20B Safari deal with Apple was 'fair and square'
9to5Mac · 3d ago
Google defends its Safari deal with Apple in antitrust ruling appeal

Briefing Findings · Google is challenging antitrust claims over its reported

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deal value Reported $20B Safari search deal
company dispute Google is defending the deal in an antitrust ruling appeal
described as “fair and square”

What to Watch

  • Follow updates on Google’s antitrust ruling appeal involving the Safari deal. 9to5Mac
  • Watch for further coverage tying the “fair and square” argument to specific antitrust findings. appleinsider.com

What Changed

  • Google's $20B Safari deal with Apple was 'fair and square' appleinsider.com
  • Google's $20B Safari search deal with Apple was 'fair and square' AppleInsider
  • Google defends its Safari deal with Apple in antitrust ruling appeal 9to5Mac
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