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These kinds of arrangements are all over the commercial industry. For example, grocery stores charge slot fees to determine which products go on which shelves.
by 16bytes 3y ago
These kinds of arrangements are all over the commercial industry. For example, grocery stores charge slot fees to determine which products go on which shelves. Pepsi and Coke have exclusive distribution deals at thousands of retail points-of-sale. Companies have been paying to be included in Bundleware as long as the internet has been around. Medications, towards either generics or brand-names, are defaulted to in all sorts of scenarios. Dealerships only use OEM parts.
Should all of those arrangements be illegal also?
> However, we know from years of study on consumer behavior they don't.
Internet Explorer was the default.
- ianbutler 3y ago> Internet Explorer was the default. It still is if you consider Edge to be in the lineage.