'Ransom': Google faces antitrust probes — and that’s emboldening a few of its critics

Some small companies use phrases like “ransom” and “shakedown” when speaking about Google, whilst Google says it’s appearing in the most productive passion of shoppers.
Some small businesses use words like “ransom” and “shakedown” when talking about Google, while Google says it’s acting in the best interest of consumers.

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