The problem is you're still thinking only about search. Again, antitrust regulations are about using a monopoly position in one market to affe4ct a different ma

The problem is you're still thinking only about search. Again, antitrust regulations are about using a monopoly position in one market to affe4ct a different market. A hypothetical situation would Google using their monopoly position in the search market to manipulate the results of anybody searching about domain names so Googles registry service is show instead of the various other registries. By abusing their position in the search market, Google would be able to raise their price for a domain name registration. Their search services would remain untouched, or possibly subsidized with the new DNS-registry profits.