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A report on the immense power wielded by Google by its capture of 90% of the market share for search and search advertising. The Federal Trade Commission considers this hold a monopoly and deems Google's business practices, such as manipulating search formulas and algorithms, as anticompetitive conduct. Includes interviews with: Gary Reback, anti-trust lawyer; Jonathan Taplin, director emeritus, Annenberg Innovation Lab, University of Southern California; Jeremy Stoppelman, CEO and co-founder, Yelp; Margrethe Vestager, competition commissioner, European Union.
Reporter: Steve Kroft ; interviewees: Gary Reback, Jonathan Taplin, Jeremy Stoppelman, Margrethe Vestager.