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Voice Of America: Google loses massive antitrust case over its search dominance. The Conversation: A US Court has ruled Google is an illegal monopoly – and the internet might never be the same.
minus-square@anticurrentlinkEnglish42•edit-21 month agoMark my words! the outcome of this will be like a mountain giving birth to a mouse. Microsoft came out of such antitrust lawsuit unscathed and a decade later went back to pushing its browser down everyone’s throat.
minus-square@[email protected]linkfedilinkEnglish27•1 month agoA mountain giving birth to a mouse? Is that a translation from another language? I’m not being critical, it’s just oddly specific and bizarre.
minus-square@anticurrentlinkEnglish3•1 month agoYeah it is a french expression, the english equivalent is " a long harvest for a little corn " Here is a link to read about it, its meaning and use and its equivalent in other languages : link
minus-square@[email protected]linkfedilinkEnglish2•1 month agoI’ve heard long climb for a short slide.
minus-square@[email protected]linkfedilinkEnglish1•1 month agoPortuguese too: “a montanha pariu um rato”
minus-square@explodiclelinkEnglish1•1 month agoWhat did we expect? There’s no “monopolistic competition” in an industry where everything depends on everything. We granted them a monopoly and now play whack-a-mole when that monopoly gets “too” big.
Mark my words! the outcome of this will be like a mountain giving birth to a mouse.
Microsoft came out of such antitrust lawsuit unscathed and a decade later went back to pushing its browser down everyone’s throat.
A mountain giving birth to a mouse? Is that a translation from another language? I’m not being critical, it’s just oddly specific and bizarre.
Yeah it is a french expression, the english equivalent is " a long harvest for a little corn "
Here is a link to read about it, its meaning and use and its equivalent in other languages : link
I’ve heard long climb for a short slide.
Portuguese too: “a montanha pariu um rato”
What did we expect? There’s no “monopolistic competition” in an industry where everything depends on everything. We granted them a monopoly and now play whack-a-mole when that monopoly gets “too” big.