This is exactly where the anticompetitive effects of bundling arise.
>> With Google, the products are paid for by the ad revenues instead of Windows and Office licenses.
That’s why it’s going to be impossible to argue that this is bundling in the anticompetitive sense.
This is exactly where the anticompetitive effects of bundling arise.
>> With Google, the products are paid for by the ad revenues instead of Windows and Office licenses.
That’s why it’s going to be impossible to argue that this is bundling in the anticompetitive sense.