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by otabdeveloper1
2774 days ago
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Google's only product is online advertising, the only kind of advertising that matters in the 21st century. This is a big deal because they can abuse their advertising clout for evil purposes. (E.g., advertise Chrome but put out a prohibitive pricing scheme for Firefox.) But it's not a monopoly yet because Facebook and Amazon are competing actors in this space in the USA, and other nations have their own local actors. In theory, though, if Google went on a really aggressive attack via their Chrome, Android and Analytics properties then they could kill off the competition. |
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That's not true. Not even from a particular viewpoint. You might want to rephrase that.
Google's primary revenue stream is from online advertising. They have a myriad of products, without which, the revenue stream would dry up. Youtube is a platform and a product and a brand. Google Search. GMail. Etc.