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]]> By: Stan Schroeder http://franticindustries.com/2007/01/02/what-are-googles-true-intentions/#comment-200 Stan Schroeder Sat, 06 Jan 2007 11:48:20 +0000 http://franticindustries.com/2007/01/02/what-are-googles-true-intentions/#comment-200 Javier: yes, I know the part about Google wanting to be one company you can't do without sounds too obvious. But it should be read in the context of internet companies, where practically everything is free and it's easy to switch from one content/service provider to the other. When everything is free, it's much harder to achieve a monopoly, yet I think Google is doing just that. They're trying to make their users grow habits which are very hard to break. I know this is not news in itself, however I was never really convinced they will actually succeed; now suddenly it seems to me very likely that Google might become an essential, integral part of the internet in the future. About this part: "Do you think google people are so naive as to destroy their own PR with such an amateur’s mistake?" - It happens more often than you would think in the world of big companies. Remember Sony's rootkit affair? Big companies are driven by greed; it's very hard for them to break the habit of having just one goal - making more money. About your blog: nothing to criticize, cool blog. Enjoy. (; Javier: yes, I know the part about Google wanting to be one company you can’t do without sounds too obvious. But it should be read in the context of internet companies, where practically everything is free and it’s easy to switch from one content/service provider to the other.

When everything is free, it’s much harder to achieve a monopoly, yet I think Google is doing just that. They’re trying to make their users grow habits which are very hard to break.

I know this is not news in itself, however I was never really convinced they will actually succeed; now suddenly it seems to me very likely that Google might become an essential, integral part of the internet in the future.

About this part: “Do you think google people are so naive as to destroy their own PR with such an amateur’s mistake?” - It happens more often than you would think in the world of big companies. Remember Sony’s rootkit affair? Big companies are driven by greed; it’s very hard for them to break the habit of having just one goal - making more money.

About your blog: nothing to criticize, cool blog. Enjoy. (;

]]> By: Javier Marti http://franticindustries.com/2007/01/02/what-are-googles-true-intentions/#comment-199 Javier Marti Sat, 06 Jan 2007 07:10:46 +0000 http://franticindustries.com/2007/01/02/what-are-googles-true-intentions/#comment-199 Ok. You have a great blog, but please, allow me 2 jokes I can't help but telling: "Google wants to be the company you can't live without" And you realized this on Jan 2007? Man...I am worried for you "in my opinion, unlikely that Google will ever use their data or their loyalty for ‘evil’, however you define the term." After reading this I think he lives in wonderland, more than in Croatia! ;) No, really. All the companies I know want to be the one we can't live without. And with google, I think we could see it since a long time now, you could see from the beginning the ambition of these guys. You could also see superb marketing and PR in action, from the start. And when they launched blogspot...and when they attacked later with gmail...and now with youtube...the writing was on the wall for a long time now. About them using your data for evil purposes...of course they won't use your data for that. Because when they use your data for evil, of course it won't be "google the spammer", but some other company to which they provide the data and split the profits with. Do you think google people are so naive as to destroy their own PR with such an amateur's mistake? Well, I hope you don't get offended. I liked your blog overall, and your opinions, in general, are interesting, except when I read things like that :) Maybe I am too old (and patronizing ;). How old are you? Regards http://niquel757.blogspot.com (feel free to criticize my blog too! :) Ok. You have a great blog, but please, allow me 2 jokes I can’t help but telling:

“Google wants to be the company you can’t live without”
And you realized this on Jan 2007? Man…I am worried for you

“in my opinion, unlikely that Google will ever use their data or their loyalty for ‘evil’, however you define the term.”
After reading this I think he lives in wonderland, more than in Croatia! ;)
No, really. All the companies I know want to be the one we can’t live without. And with google, I think we could see it since a long time now, you could see from the beginning the ambition of these guys. You could also see superb marketing and PR in action, from the start. And when they launched blogspot…and when they attacked later with gmail…and now with youtube…the writing was on the wall for a long time now.

About them using your data for evil purposes…of course they won’t use your data for that. Because when they use your data for evil, of course it won’t be “google the spammer”, but some other company to which they provide the data and split the profits with. Do you think google people are so naive as to destroy their own PR with such an amateur’s mistake?

Well, I hope you don’t get offended. I liked your blog overall, and your opinions, in general, are interesting, except when I read things like that :) Maybe I am too old (and patronizing ;). How old are you?

Regards
http://niquel757.blogspot.com
(feel free to criticize my blog too! :)

]]> By: JRuck http://franticindustries.com/2007/01/02/what-are-googles-true-intentions/#comment-183 JRuck Wed, 03 Jan 2007 17:28:35 +0000 http://franticindustries.com/2007/01/02/what-are-googles-true-intentions/#comment-183 Hey man, I wrote up something very similar to this. Google has a lot of power, and so far they appear to have good intentions, but who knows. The article on my site goes into detail about google's recent purchase of IPv6 subnets, and how rumors are spreading about the GoogleOS you mentioned.. Great write up, btw. http://www.jruck.com/index.cfm?view=articles&id=12 Hey man, I wrote up something very similar to this. Google has a lot of power, and so far they appear to have good intentions, but who knows. The article on my site goes into detail about google’s recent purchase of IPv6 subnets, and how rumors are spreading about the GoogleOS you mentioned..

Great write up, btw.

http://www.jruck.com/index.cfm?view=articles&id=12

]]> By: Stan Schroeder http://franticindustries.com/2007/01/02/what-are-googles-true-intentions/#comment-174 Stan Schroeder Wed, 03 Jan 2007 11:34:23 +0000 http://franticindustries.com/2007/01/02/what-are-googles-true-intentions/#comment-174 @Brian: thx, that's good info, I skipped the research on that one. I just took Altavista as an example of how quickly you can fall from grace when you're a search engine. @Brian: thx, that’s good info, I skipped the research on that one. I just took Altavista as an example of how quickly you can fall from grace when you’re a search engine.

]]> By: Brian http://franticindustries.com/2007/01/02/what-are-googles-true-intentions/#comment-173 Brian Wed, 03 Jan 2007 11:31:20 +0000 http://franticindustries.com/2007/01/02/what-are-googles-true-intentions/#comment-173 Altavista was bought by Yahoo, and shows the same results you would get on yahoo.com. Altavista was bought by Yahoo, and shows the same results you would get on yahoo.com.

]]> By: Stan Schroeder http://franticindustries.com/2007/01/02/what-are-googles-true-intentions/#comment-156 Stan Schroeder Wed, 03 Jan 2007 08:14:51 +0000 http://franticindustries.com/2007/01/02/what-are-googles-true-intentions/#comment-156 @Chris: Heh, if you still use AltaVista, I guess you're one of the rare ones. The first day I saw Google, I switched and never looked back. @Chris: Heh, if you still use AltaVista, I guess you’re one of the rare ones. The first day I saw Google, I switched and never looked back.

]]> By: Chris Todd http://franticindustries.com/2007/01/02/what-are-googles-true-intentions/#comment-155 Chris Todd Wed, 03 Jan 2007 07:14:23 +0000 http://franticindustries.com/2007/01/02/what-are-googles-true-intentions/#comment-155 I agree with your analysis about Google being the company you can't live with out, and the benefit of Google adding additional services. But I also believe it is Google's intention to get more data from you -- to better target ads to you. The better they understand you, the more targeted the ads, the more you click-through. The more you click-through, the higher click-through rate, the more they can charge for placing ads. So I see these two working together. BTW: I too remember AltaVista, as I was a big user -- it took me a while to break the habit of going to AltaVista and switching to Google. I still will occasionally visit AltaVista when I am not satisfied with my Google results. I agree with your analysis about Google being the company you can’t live with out, and the benefit of Google adding additional services. But I also believe it is Google’s intention to get more data from you — to better target ads to you. The better they understand you, the more targeted the ads, the more you click-through. The more you click-through, the higher click-through rate, the more they can charge for placing ads. So I see these two working together.

BTW: I too remember AltaVista, as I was a big user — it took me a while to break the habit of going to AltaVista and switching to Google. I still will occasionally visit AltaVista when I am not satisfied with my Google results.

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