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Google sigue con sus planes de dominación mundial y ahora compra Feedburner, el amado gestor de Feeds que media blogósfera mundial usa.
¿Cuánto falta para que Google sea el nuevo microsoft?
Consider the following example: DabbleDB (among other companies) beat Google to market with their online, collaborative spreadsheet application, but Google acquired their competitor and produced a similar (yet inferior) product that is now threatening to kill DabbleDB’s chances for growth.
One way to think of what’s happening is in terms of the first law of thermodynamics (aka conservation of energy): if Google grows then many smaller companies will die. And as Google grows, many smaller companies are dying.
It is not any better or worse than it used to be under the Microsoft monopoly for the small companies that must compete with Google . But it’s much worse for us the people because what is at stake now is much bigger. It’s no longer about our PCs and LANs, it’s about the future of the entire Web.
Evolving Trends: Is Google a monopoly?
El poder que obtiene una compañía al tener la cantidad de usuarios que tiene google lo hace prácticamente imbatible: si una empresa pequeña demanda legalmente por ejemplo, una violación de patentes, una compañía como google le pone a 100 abogados enfrente, con lo que sus probabilidades de èxito tienden a cero. Just like The Microsoft Way™
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