Google began launching a new service to help travelers to search for flights at a time when observers fear of monopoly by Google.Google has prepared a new service to help users easily search for flights in a move expected by observers to raise fears of monopoly of the giant company in this sector.
And provide the new service comes after Google announced its approval on the acquisition of company "means any T any" specialized software air travel for $ 700 million in cash.
Google said it plans to develop research tools, flown in a move analysts said could be of concern to the air travel industry which earns over $ 132 billion annually, in addition to the concern raised by the rival Microsoft.
Instead of directing users to the sites search engine related, Google provides them with information directly in specific fields such as shopping or local services such as restaurants and cinemas. But to provide information on flights and ticket prices will inaugurate a new era in the initiatives of Google.
The share of Google's U.S. search market is currently 63 percent, and took in the recent draw the attention of antitrust authorities when I entered a new frontier of business activity. U.S. authorities also opened an investigation into the process of filming millions of books that stopped print or rare books to be published digitally on Google.
The Chairman of the Executive Eric Schmidt, Google the company is subject to foreclosure, "ITE" also carefully scrutinized. The newspaper "New York" for Schmidt saying that Google believes that the authorities would go a long time to study the deal signed with the company "means any T any" attempt to understand because of its size and value.
The lawyer said Samuel Miller, the competent antitrust issues that all the complexity of Google's acquisition of transaction reinforce the view that Google is seeking to acquire in practice other companies could pose competition to control the search process driven by the price.
In the meantime, waiting for the Google service the new air services antitrust approval to allow her to take off.
Launched a new service to help travelers to search for flights at a time when observers fear of monopoly by Google.
Google has prepared a new service to help users easily search for flights in a move expected by observers to raise fears of monopoly of the giant company in this sector.
And provide the new service comes after Google announced its approval on the acquisition of company "means any T any" specialized software air travel for $ 700 million in cash.
Google said it plans to develop research tools, flown in a move analysts said could be of concern to the air travel industry which earns over $ 132 billion annually, in addition to the concern raised by the rival Microsoft.
Instead of directing users to the sites search engine related, Google provides them with information directly in specific fields such as shopping or local services such as restaurants and cinemas. But to provide information on flights and ticket prices will inaugurate a new era in the initiatives of Google.
The share of Google's U.S. search market is currently 63 percent, and took in the recent draw the attention of antitrust authorities when I entered a new frontier of business activity. U.S. authorities also opened an investigation into the process of filming millions of books that stopped print or rare books to be published digitally on Google.
The Chairman of the Executive Eric Schmidt, Google the company is subject to foreclosure, "ITE" also carefully scrutinized. The newspaper "New York" for Schmidt saying that Google believes that the authorities would go a long time to study the deal signed with the company "means any T any" attempt to understand because of its size and value.
The lawyer said Samuel Miller, the competent antitrust issues that all the complexity of Google's acquisition of transaction reinforce the view that Google is seeking to acquire in practice other companies could pose competition to control the search process driven by the price.
In the meantime, waiting for the Google service the new air services antitrust approval to allow her to take off.
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