Ask.com is calling Google an "online information monopoly" in UK

It seems there is more trouble brewing in the eerily quiet ItsOurNet coalition of online giants who are promoting net neutrality legislation.

• One of ItsOurNets' primary funders, IAC's Ask.com, is calling the lead member, Google, an "online information monopoly" in the UK. Ouch!  

Today's WSJ article "Ask.com's Revolt Risks costly clicks" highlights a guerilla ad campaign that Ask.com is running in "London subway cars exhorting commuters to "stop the online information monopoly."" 

• The article leads with the fact that Google has 75% share of online searches in the United Kingdom!
• That's even more than the ~50% share Google has in the U.S. that I highlighted last year as key to triggering U.S. antitrust "dominance" scrutiny.

Seems like Google's march towards dominance is happening awfully fast.

Bottom line: Thank you Ask.com for making our point for us -- and then advertising it to the world.