
Google Faces Its Monopoly Reckoning
The Justice Department’s proposal that the company share data, shed its Chrome browser, and cease exclusionary contracts deserves broad support.
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The Justice Department’s proposal that the company share data, shed its Chrome browser, and cease exclusionary contracts deserves broad support.

U.S. District Judge Amit P. Mehta submitted the ruling, rebuking one of Google’s oldest businesses that the company has spent billions on through exclusive contracts in order to obtain a dominant position within the tech industry, according to CNN.

Google has an argument against allegations that it maintains an illegal monopoly: the internet giant claims it is simply the best, and an overwhelming number of users choose it for that reason.
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