News - Now it's Google's turn at trial by Europe

[HEXUS]

Following complaints from three different sources, the way Google ranks competitor?s sites comes under scrutiny.

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[Grey M@a]

So Google jumps in with Mozilla and Opera and moan about MS to the EU about browser domination and now that the EU are looking into their search practices, they spit their dummy out.

What comes around goes around.

[Singh400]

Fair do's to the EU. Don't pick on one of them, pick on all of them. Frankly I'd love to see Apple get a beat down in the courts.

[mikerr]

Interesting article here:
http://newzfor.me/news/14806133.aspx

about how it started when google bought doubleclick (adwords) a few years back.

I think EPIC2014 is slowly coming true:
http://idorosen.com/mirrors/robinsloan.com/epic/ (from 2004)

[Funkstar]

Frankly I'd love to see Apple get a beat down in the courts.

This.

If the iPod/iPhone/iPad and iTunes combination isn't anti competitive, I don't know what is.

[mikerr]

A(greed) on apple - they've been given a "free pass" for a long time.

[Funkstar]

Although one thing in their favour is the removal of DRM on music, it means tracks bought on iTunes can now be used on other devices. This may have kept the EU at bay for a while.