Google already possesses unprecedented power to steer users and to stifle competition.
The right answer is appropriate antitrust enforcement.
We learned from Robert Bork that the animating principle of antitrust justice ought to be consumer welfare.
my real interest as a free market conservative Republican is in seeing that actors like Google take voluntary action so ...
Internet search is critical to economic growth in the United States and Google has long been a dominant force in this ar...
It seems to me that--I don't know whether you call this a separate algorithm or whether you have reverse-engineered one ...
As a conservative Republican who favors free markets, I believe that ensuring robust competition in this critical area o...
this same practice that I described presents a clear and inherent conflict of interest.
I am troubled by some of Google's practices, its practice of inserting its own offerings, in the midst of natural algori...
this practice seems to me to leverage Google's primary search dominance to give its own secondary services and listings ...
Antitrust enforcement can and should play a role.