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Instead of letting consumers choose, other search companies including Microsoft are funding FairSearch.org to lobby regulators and politicians to stop what it calls "Google's march toward an 'unregulatable monopoly.'"

Google's 'Monopoly' Hex L. Gordon Crovitz 2011

Former Federal Trade Commissioner Pamela Jones Harbour has argued for a definition of Google's market as encompassing the collection of "data used for behavioral marketing."

Nathan Newman: The Cost of Lost Privacy, Part 3: Google, the Subprime Meltdown and Antitrust Implications Nathan Newman 2011

He was referring to Google's indexing of sites offering illegal downloading of movies and other copyrighted content.

BBC News - Home 2012

Anmuth was referring to Google's pending $12.5-billion acquisition of wireless-device maker Motorola Mobility, which is awaiting regulatory approval.

NEWS.com.au | Top Stories 2012

A Google spokeswoman declined to comment, referring to Google's statement from March that it is "in discussions with the government about how we could offer a maps product in China."

Google Applies for Online Map License in China Owen Fletcher 2011

To understand how this plays out in antitrust analysis, look at a top current focus of the Justice Department's Antitrust division, namely Google's proposed acquisition of travel software provider ITA Software.

Nathan Newman: You're Not Google's Customer -- You're the Product: Antitrust in a Web 2.0 World Nathan Newman 2011

The visionary behind the iPhone called Google's competing mobile operating system, Android, a "mess, for both users and developers."

In a cutthroat world, some Web giants thrive by cooperating 2011

A Google spokeswoman declined to comment, referring to Google's statement from March that it is "in discussions with the government about how we could offer a maps product in China."

Google Applies for Online Map License in China Owen Fletcher 2011

The visionary behind the iPhone called Google's competing mobile operating system, Android, a "mess, for both users and developers."

In a cutthroat world, some Web giants thrive by cooperating 2011

"People tend to think Google quit China, but China didn't quit Google," said Duncan Clark, chairman of consulting firm BDA China Ltd, referring to Google's advertising services for Chinese companies who want reach people around the globe.

Google Softens Tone on China Amir Efrati 2012