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by aconsult1
1581 days ago
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I doubt this very much myself too! I little wishful thinking to be honest. However you're arguing as if new competitors had to monetize the same way Google does and that's not the only game available. Imagine a competitor that doesn't monetize clicks but works on donations (like wikipedia does). If results are higher quality than Google's the users will follow. Or maybe a search engine that promotes a particular product like a CRM tool for example. Disruption typically doesn't come in obvious ways or else someone else would have done it (including Google and its gazillion dollars). |
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