Google Antitrust Trial Remains Opaque Despite Public Interest

The Google antitrust trial has been frustratingly opaque and closed to the public
Major news outlets, including NYT, have filed a motion to open up the trial
Judge Mehta has kept courtroom sessions closed and exhibits unpublished
This limits public understanding and faith in the justice system
Prior tech trials like Microsoft and Apple v. Epic were far more transparent
The motion asks for hearings before closing courtroom and timely access
It argues the stakes are high in this landmark antitrust case