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Study: Google hurting users by skewing search results
Google’s decision to skew its search results in favor of its own services hurts users, a study released Monday claims. The findings are sure to add a new layer to the company’s ongoing antitrust battle in Europe. The paper, written by Columbia Law School’s Tim Wu and Harvard Business School’s Michael Luca, is backed by Yelp, which has filed an antitrust complaint against Google.
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I moved to DuckDuckGo more than a year ago and have no regrets. On the odd case it doesn't give me good results, I query google using Startpage to do so anonymously.