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Google regularly uses its near-monopoly in search to try to drive people to other Google products. This includes advertising Chrome on its search page if you ar
by scholia 11y ago
Google regularly uses its near-monopoly in search to try to drive people to other Google products. This includes advertising Chrome on its search page if you are foolish enough to visit from another browser.
The Foundem case is a well-documented example of Google's monopoly abuse, as considered by the FTC and the EU.
http://www.foundem.co.uk/Foundem_Google_Timeline.pdf http://www.foundem.co.uk/Foundem_Google_Timeline.pdf