In the olden days, if I went to AAA for travel advice, I'd get their partners and such recommended, not generic all-encompassing information. But I went to AAA for it. I don' see how this is any different. I can chose to go to not-google and Google then doesn't impact me.
Does Walmart have to put anybody's stuff where they want in the aisles?
That could be an incredible boon to the ecoconomy.
As a younger man I gave up on the idea of making simple consumer products on realizing that the large supermarket chains around here could dash my work on the rocks by just a middle manager arbitrarily saying 'no' to stocking what I had made.
So yes, I think those companies should be forced to work with local businesses.
This is a hyperbole because a private home is completely different from what we are discussing.
This should be obvious.