

In Google we antitrust
18 snips Sep 12, 2023
Adi Robertson, a Senior Editor at The Verge, and David Pierce, Editor-at-large at The Verge, dive into Google's antitrust case. They discuss the trial's implications for competition in internet search and the intricacies of proving Google's alleged anti-competitive practices. The conversation highlights Google's journey from a Stanford startup to a dominant player, revolutionizing how we access information. Listeners will gain insights into the historical context of Google's rise and how it reshaped digital visibility, illuminating the ongoing challenges posed by big tech.
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Google's Ubiquity
- The host uses Google News and Search to prepare for the podcast, highlighting Google's ubiquity.
- This reliance underscores the importance of the antitrust case against Google.
Google's Antitrust Case
- Google's dominance in search is being challenged due to its business practices.
- The core issue is whether Google's deals with companies like Apple are anti-competitive.
Buying Market Share vs. Innovation
- Google is accused of buying market share, not innovating, by being the default search engine.
- Google argues people choose them for quality, and competition is a click away.