https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2021-04-28/microsoft-s-smith-renews-attack-on-google-over-web-content
Microsoft Corp. President Brad Smith said Google has hurt the concept of the open web and impaired content creators’ ability to make money, continuing an attack the software maker began earlier this year over whether internet companies need to pay news organi…
Microsoft’s Brad Smith Renews Attack on Google Over Web Content
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