Un article du Spiegel
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Google has long insisted that it is “not a conventional company.” An increasing number of users, competitors and advertisers are starting to doubt that claim. As the intransparent search engine giant expands its offerings, companies that stand in the way claim they are being made to suffer. Anti-trust agencies on both sides of the Atlantic are listening. By SPIEGEL Staff

Part 1: The Intransparent Methods of an Internet Giant

Part 2: Why Google Is (No Longer) Objective

Part 3: The Pitfalls of Google’s Advertising Business

Part 4: The Lobbying Battle over “Fair Search”

Part 5: The Government Takes on Google