>Watershed moment in how we "price" monopolistic power. It's not "market share" or "barriers to entry" or even engaging in "anti-competitive behavior" anymore.

>Watershed moment in how we "price" monopolistic power. It's not "market share" or "barriers to entry" or even engaging in "anti-competitive behavior" anymore. But more about how corporations can control the free flow of information Once the lawsuit drops I doubt this is the argument they are going to make. This is going to be your run of the mill antitrust lawsuit. It's just making news because tech has avoided them for 30+ years.