Keith Watanabe * NET 2.0

Not too surprising considering that the EU typically has been anti-M$.  The justification of AOL, Yahoo and MSN as being alternatives was given to allow for the takeover.  Probably the EU is also examining the growing potential of M$ buying out Yahoo and is simply giving Google some ammo for a defensive round of fire in case that situation pans out.  That said, pretty much it's a lock for Google to consume DoubleClick.  I think only Japan's DoubleClick won't move under Google since DoubleClick Japan is operated as a separate legal entity.