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> I don't see the EU saying anything to Apple about Safari. This comes up every time. The problem isn't having a monopoly (the EU isn't preventing the distribu
by ned 17y ago
> I don't see the EU saying anything to Apple about Safari.
This comes up every time. The problem isn't having a monopoly (the EU isn't preventing the distribution of Windows), it's using an existing monopoly to corner a new adjacent market (in this case, web browsers).
- JBiserkov 17y agoBrowsers are hardly a new market. Hey, browsers are hardly a market - they are free as in beer.
- niels_olson 17y agoI suspect the beer people would tell you that wherever you find free beer, there's a lot more money at play than just the beer.