text: Searching For An Answer For Google's Dominance | 90.3 KAZU
  Published February 22, 2018 at 8:00 AM PST
  Charles Duhigg, journalist, author, New York Times contributor. (@cduhigg)
  Harry First, professor and co-director of the New York University School of Law's Competition, Innovation and Information Law program, co-author of "The Microsoft Antitrust Cases: Competition Policy for the Twenty-First Century."
  Google is the behemoth of search. Oh, sure, there have been other search engines… but "Ask Jeeves" never entered the language as a verb synonymous with figuring out where on the vast internet to go to find something out. And many people wonder whether Google is becoming too dominant, vulnerable to legal action after becoming a ubiquitous player in search worldwide, and the undisputed giant of online ad revenue. Has Google's success crossed the line into monopoly? This hour, On Point: A tech giant girds for battle. When is big and successful…too big and successful? —Ray Suarez