The Rule of 2s in Favor for Google
Posted on 27 November 2006
The point?
Google is a very unique company. A year or two ago, you may have said that Google was an Internet search company (at which time it was rivaling Yahoo! Search). This is no longer a complete description of the company. Now with the plethora of services it offers, Google is unlike any company out there.
This makes Google very powerful and stable. Powerful enough to hit a $500 stock price. Stable enough to offer free everything on its campus.
What are the cons of such power and stability?
1) Remember Microsoft’s monopoly lawsuit?
2) The company could lose focus.
But Google is smart enough to learn from precedence right?
I don’t have a cat. But if I did, I would name it “Google”.
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November 27th, 2006 at 10:54 am
for “there’s also” on “youtube,” what about google video? Different in that it is better with copyright policing, but still pretty much the same thing.
November 27th, 2006 at 1:48 pm
True Preston, but I guess the point of the grid was to emphasize the uniqueness and dominance of Google and its products (which also includes Google Video). :)