Google antitrust: DOJ cites ‘exclusionary practices’ in trial

The Department of Justice is accusing Google (GOOG, GOOGL) of breaking antitrust laws over its competitive practices against other online search engines.Boston University School of Law Professor Keith Hylton joins Yahoo Finance Live to explain today’s trial proceedings, the suit noted to be the biggest antitrust case in over 20 years.“This is a monopolization case… which means Google has taken steps that are considered and unreasonably exclusionary to avoid having to deal with competitors,” Hylton explains what DOJ officials are setting out to prove this.