> You might be right, but a company’s abuse of dominant position isn’t defined by the quality of their competitor’s offer. And the assumption that Yelp's offer

> You might be right, but a company’s abuse of dominant position isn’t defined by the quality of their competitor’s offer. And the assumption that Yelp's offer is of poorer quality is debatable. Google's own algorithm apparently often ranks its content lower than its competitors in organic search results. The second video shows this: they created proof-of-concept plugin that uses Google's own organic search results to power a clone of Google+ local: https://youtu.be/k9UqqmIJW4g https://youtu.be/k9UqqmIJW4g