Net neutrality: a distant reality!( google-antitrust case EU )

In a chorus of voices that continues to praise the internet as the most democratic and free communication tool ever created until now, a problem arises that undermines this profound conviction.

The most important search engine in the world is being investigated by the European antitrust ( and not only ) accused by as many large IT companies of unfair competition, to publish results that reward the services and products offered by Google itself.

In light of this fact, a legitimate doubt arises: if the network is free, because there are these complaints for unfair competition?!

The results offered by the search engines suffer from a serious problem: those with more SEO experts can index the content they want, sliding those on the third or fourth page, perhaps more consistent and competitive, going , effectively producing misleading advertising.

The network is still a long way from the concept of transparency, democracy and reliability.

Just cross-research on different sources, without limiting yourself to the first two or three pages of results, can return a “truth” more reliable.

Meantime, despite the European antitrust requesting greater guarantees and concrete actions from Google for the production of clearer and more correct results, the months pass and the situation continues not to change ( these articles are referenced on Key4Biz come on WDD )