I second this! The reasoning behind the decision is spelled out in plain english. I encourage everyone to read the EU decision (takes ~3 min) and form your own opinion.

This passage is an example:

    Market dominance is, as such, not illegal under EU antitrust rules. However, 
    dominant companies have a special responsibility not to abuse their powerful 
    market position by restricting competition, either in the market where they 
    are dominant or in separate markets.

    Google has engaged in three separate types of practices, which all had the aim 
    of cementing Google's dominant position in general internet search.

    1. Illegal tying of Google's search and browser apps.
    2. Illegal payments conditional on exclusive pre-installation of Google Search.
    3. Illegal obstruction of distribution of competing Android OS forks.