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So it looks like arguably the two biggest forces in online advertising have joined forces to create one huge powerhouse. Google unveiled the acquisition late Friday and is reported to have paid $3.1 billion for DoubleClick Inc. This ended speculation that Microsoft was on the acquisition trail for the advertising giant. Microsoft have followed with a call for intervention by regulators.

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