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December 29, 2011
Search Neutrality as an Antitrust Principle
Posted by D. Daniel Sokol
Daniel A. Crane, University of Michigan Law School discusses Search Neutrality as an Antitrust Principle.
ABSTRACT: Google's perceived dominance in Internet search, and the perception that Google exploits this dominance to favor its own websites and service, has led to call for a mandatory legal requirement of "search neutrality." This essay argues that a general principle of search neutrality ignores the realities of Internet search and would stymie search innovation.
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