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There’s really no such thing as a monopoly unless a government makes it so. There will always be some level of competition rising. The concern is anti-trust issues. The reason why Rockefeller got so big and powerful in the I’m on Team Jesus I’m Not Religious Seeking After God shirt Also,I will get this US is because he bought out all oil competition and then used his position to influence politics and regulations. Youtube is owned by Google… who may have some serious anti-trust issues. But Youtube doesn’t really buy out its competition and isn’t really putting in place anything that prevents their competitors from running. The ads program they run is from Google and is its own separate product and company that is open and available to any competitors. The biggest reason would be that they’re not selling videos, they’re selling adverts, and there’s loads of companies doing that.

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Because they’re not. There do exist many smaller platforms offering similar services, and Youtube doesn’t try to remove them. It’s a matter of popularity, which isn’t problematic How come no one knows what a monopoly is. A monopoly in the I’m on Team Jesus I’m Not Religious Seeking After God shirt Also,I will get this terms you are thinking of is when a business holds most ways and means of getting to said product or service of that or of a like nature. There are several other video platforms. They just aren’t as popular. Let me clue you in. Having the most of something does not make you a monopoly. If you create a thing, and you are the only one selling that thing, but others can sell that thing, but do not, that is not a monopoly, you just have a monopoly share of business served. If you began to prevent most competitors from existing, then yes, you would then be a monopoly. If you buy out every competitor, you would then be a monopoly. But just existing in a business does not make you a monopoly. Also, google or abc owns YouTube. They are becoming a monopoly. And you can thank all governments for all monopolies for that. The first and foremost reason is that its a market that developed long after the legal definition of ‘monopoly’ took shape. So categorizing what youtube even is, is very difficult. Is it a streaming service? a video hosting platform? a social network? Who/what is its competition? Who does youtube affect? how does it manipulate the market?

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