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Politicians Fearful of Google/Yahoo Implications
Iris Dorbian

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The recent Google/Yahoo ad deal has raised some concern for Beltway officials who fear its long-term ramifications may translate eventually into a monopoly. Yesterday, talk of the partnership between the Web portals dominated hearings held by the U.S. House Small Business Committee. The general theme was on...


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