<ul><li>Google LLC has proposed putting limits on its search partnerships as an alternative to selling its Chrome browser to resolve antitrust violations.</li><li>The U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ) suggested forcing Google to sell Chrome, but Google argues that this would harm consumers and its ability to innovate.</li><li>Google's counter-proposal includes nonexclusive revenue-sharing deals with partners like Apple and more flexibility for Android device makers to preload multiple search engine providers.</li><li>Judge Amit Mehta has scheduled a hearing for April, and a final decision is expected by August, although an appeal from Google might delay any remedy.</li></ul>

Google tries to persuade judge in antitrust case not to force the sale of its Chrome browser

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