Google has a number of explanations for why it plays fair, which it’s been sharing in a presentation called "Google, Competition and Openness." For one, the company likes to say its competition is "just one click away." In other words, there’s nothing really preventing users from switching to another search engine - aside from sheer habit - if they want to find better results. As proof, Google points to an incident from January 31 when a Google coding error affected all of its search results and users shifted search engines immediately… (source)
這真的是一個有趣的論點，如果使用者從市占率過高的產品專移到競爭品幾乎無障礙，這樣還算是壟斷嗎?
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