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Who visits google.com anyway? I am pretty sure majority of those users who aren't interested in seeing these news are already using google search via browser ad
by usaphp 9y ago
Who visits google.com anyway? I am pretty sure majority of those users who aren't interested in seeing these news are already using google search via browser address bar. Only those who go to google.com will see these news , and they seem to be an exact type of people who would enjoy such content and spend hours browsing it generating more revenue to google
- riffraff 9y agoI don't, but I like google now on my phone, and occasionally hit news.google. so, if google.com includes those two, I might start to visit it while on desktop.
- Andrenid 9y agoGoogle.com is the home/start page for a looooot of people.
- adamzerner 9y agoIt's the world's most visited website. > Google is known for its sparse homepage, which, though mostly white space, has, according to analytics firm Alexa Internet, become the world's most-visited website.
- dyukqu 9y agoMajority of regular users (who do not care or even know about any kind of online privacy, open web, net neutrality etc.) I interact with go to google.com, write down e.g. "facebook" and then log in! They don't even know they can use url bar for searching (let alone typing xyz.com directly). It makes my blood boil every time I see that. I try to explain, they usually just don't care to listen/understand. Coming from other thread about Firefox marketshare, it's mostly this kind of users that kill the open web and help billion-dollar walled-gardens prosper. There are billions of them.
- mvdwoord 9y agoParaphrasing something else... this is probably what actual hell is like. Having to watch people browse the web in this way. Indefinitely.