Both sides accept the core remedies, from Prebid access to separate DFP and AdX contracts. They disagree on deadlines, global reach and the monitor's powers.
A federal judge in Washington ruled that Google never promised publishers traffic in return for their content. Both suits were dismissed in a 41-page opinion.
Judge Araceli Martínez-Olguín approved the Paramount settlement with the states on 30 September. Mattel chief Ynon Kreiz will join David Ellison as co-CEO.
Judge Leonie Brinkema will not force Google to sell its ad exchange. Instead she ordered changes to how the auctions work, and the two sides have 30 days to file a final judgment.
Twelve states and the Writers Guild have asked a judge to reject Paramount Skydance's demand for a 1.88 billion dollar guarantee. Paramount says the court case is holding up its 110 billion dollar purchase of Warner Bros. Discovery.
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