Google Antitrust case


When I was young, AT&T was deemed a monopoly, and it was broken up into the baby bells. Microsoft was also considered a monopoly, but the government failed to break it up. It isn't like the banks, "Too big to fail." A judge has ruled that Google has a monopoly, so it will be interesting to see the outcome of this trial. Google is planning to appeal. I am using Blogger to write his blog, which is owned by Google, so it will be interesting to see the outcome.  

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