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But this argument still seems to rely on "monopoly position on search", when there are in fact a number of search engines.
by sanderjd 5y ago
But this argument still seems to rely on "monopoly position on search", when there are in fact a number of search engines.
- missedthecue 5y agoAnd additionally, the switching cost for users to change search engines is literally zero. It takes all of 2 seconds and opening a new tab. There are no contract cancellations or negotiating or payment loss. It costs zero dollars and zero time. Google owns a huge portion of search simply because they have the best product.