The circumstances surrounding the Australian start-up Unlockd, which was forced to go into administration recently because Google played hardball with it, are another good reason for the competition watchdog to focus on the search behemoth in its digital platforms inquiry.
The Competition Commission of India, the country's anti-trust watchdog, has fined Google 135.86 crore rupees (about US$21.1 million) for "abusing its dominant position in online general Web search and Web search advertising services in India".
Google has released its annual Zeitgeist video, highlighting the world's top searches in a neat 90 second package.
Microsoft has revamped its Bing search engine, both cosmetically and under the hood, to take the fight to Google.
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