Some examples and use cases from the internet:

Some examples and use cases from the internet:

• The Commission investigated a number of exclusionary strategies based on DoubleClick's market position in ad serving that the merged entity might engage in.
• The market investigation has shown that display ad serving technology constitutes a separate market from ad serving technology for text ads.
• DoubleClick is active in display ad serving.
• serving solutions to publishers, advertisers and ad networks.
• DoubleClick is the dominant provider of ad
• On the advertiser side, DoubleClick is the leading player in the EEA ad serving market together with aQuantive/Atlas (recently acquired by Microsoft).
• Price variations (even significant) for ad serving tools are unlikely to trigger significant switching between ad networks because the costs of ad serving represents only a small proportion of online advertising costs/revenues for advertisers and publishers.
• DoubleClick is a provider of ad serving technology.

• Competition is not served by establishing a uniform fixed price based on costs, nor are consumer interests.
• Ads are everywhere, but nobody pays attention to them any more.
• The good cause is not served by distribution of tasks must be clear.
• This ad hoc procedure has served us well this year and is a procedure which has acquired added significance given the fact that there was no reform of the budgetary decisionmaking process in the Intergovernmental Conference concluded in Amsterdam.
• Europe is not served by a trench war between federalists and intergovernmentalists.
• time work is not the result of a free choice.
• The region is not served by organised silence.
• This goal is not served where part