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The Google Enigma

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Diane M

 

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October 31, 2010

 

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Google publish advertisements on its own site to get revenue by means of them, and in return it provides free information service to its customers. As the internet access and activities increase, more ads will be seen and Google will make more profit, which is another reason for Google to promote free information which scares many companies in different industries...
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As the internet access and activities increase, more ads will be seen and Google will make more profit, which is another reason for Google to promote free information which scares many companies in different industries. The other issue that frightens other companies is the cost of failure for Google...
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