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There’s a cruel irony to breaking up Google. The company that stands to benefit most is Microsoft; the same tech giant that faced antitrust scrutiny, near breakup, and years of stagnation while Google filled the void with its domination of search and mobile operating systems. Now, Google is hearing the antitrust music, and Microsoft’s Bing is poised to capitalize. Subscribe to our newsletter! https://polispandit.substack.com See the related essay to this video: https://medium.com/the-political-prism/breaking-up-google-why-this-is-not-microsoft-circa-2000-e869cdac27b8 Indictment: https://static01.nyt.com/newsgraphics/documenttools/f6ab5c368725101c/43d7c2a0-full.pdf For more great essays check out https://polispandit.com
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