Behavioral remedies where the government gets involved with google’s business and maintains ongoing control to ensure they behave.
Structural remedies where the government separates the company into parts and then-crucially-leaves them alone for the most part.
The “ideal” solution is to magically stop Google from being anticompetitive but that is unrealistic.
The realistic solution is to split Google apart and kneecap its data flywheel to force it to compete.
Exhibit A: Bing's top search query is "google".
Behavioral remedies where the government gets involved with google’s business and maintains ongoing control to ensure they behave.
Structural remedies where the government separates the company into parts and then-crucially-leaves them alone for the most part.
The “ideal” solution is to magically stop Google from being anticompetitive but that is unrealistic.
The realistic solution is to split Google apart and kneecap its data flywheel to force it to compete.