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Google "has utilized a secret program to track bids on its ad-buying platform," writes the New York Post, "and has been accused of using the information to gain an unfair market advantage that raked in hundreds of millions of dollars annually, according to a report." The initiative — dubbed "...

What better to name a scam than Bernanke

The initiative — dubbed “Project Bernanke” in an apparent reference to former Federal Reserve chairman Ben Bernanke — was detailed in court filings in an ongoing Texas-led antitrust suit,

This old gem still kicking around too:

Separately, the filings reveal more details about Jedi Blue — an alleged hush-hush deal in which Google allegedly guaranteed that Facebook would win a fixed percentage of advertising deals in which the social media giant bid… Google also admitted that the deal required Facebook to spend $500 million or more in Google’s Ad Manager or AdMob bids in the pact’s fourth year, and that Facebook agreed to make efforts to win 10 percent of the auctions in which it competed, the WSJ said.