U.S. DoJ approves Google acquisition of ITA, but not without

By Darren Murph posted Apr 8 2011 5:06 PM the United States Government cannot be resolved tomorrow, but it is certainly takes that in shutting down a final piece of business above,: dies. If you are, remember Google announced his intentions, ITA for $700 million in July last year to purchase, and as we at the beginning of the summer season of travel, all signals are America's cruise, go. Today the U.S. Department of Justice approved Google request with the progress, but instead of the entire travel search engine market under his wing, El GOOG is a smattering of concessions to get the correct signatures. To start the search, monolith allow ITA's existing client contracts extend in 2016, and it lets both current and new customers license-ITA's QPX software to "fair, reasonable and non-discriminatory conditions." No one says if the integration will be completed (or start, for that matter), but we desperately strive are, just how kayak and Bing travel react after Ernst starts. Makes the searchers, so to speak.

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