South Korea Holds Google to the Fire
Steven Blum
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It is well-known by now that Google prevents many phone manufacturers from including web search applications made by other companies by delaying Android certification for handset makers that do so.
The FTC was, for a long time, considering investigating whether Google gave preferential treatment to its own goods and services on its websites. None of these practices are neccessarily illegal in the U.S., but I'm not sure if the same holds true in South Korea.
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Comments
Oh no that happens in the states too... Remember Enron? That's why the paper shredder was invented.
Can American companies get randomly raided like that in America or is that only possible in other countries?
Ohhhhhhh snap!