On Wednesday, early Google boss Tim Armstrong told CNBC that he thinks the company did not do "evil things" to accumulate its supremacy in an online search. Instead, Armstrong said it was the deftly implemented strategy of Google that has developed the company to a position where it faces criticism against antitrust. The Department of Justice sued Google on Tuesday over what it says are unfair activities that helped secure monopoly control for the search engine. In order to preserve its mar...