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Facebook's goal: Connect all the people Google's goal: Organize all the information Amazon's goal: Sell all the merchandise ----------- Taken at face value,
by genericone 8y ago
Facebook's goal: Connect all the people
Google's goal: Organize all the information
Amazon's goal: Sell all the merchandise
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Taken at face value, all those companies were/are all trying to make the world a better place in the ways available to them. But when the externalities of those goals affect other people, they will become hated. Everyone has a different opinion of what 'better' means.
Since giant companies are most able to execute their vision of better, they will get most of the hate from people who have a different opinion of better.
Looks to me like its all just a battle for power: People with ideas but lacking implementation and execution, vs Companies with ideas, implementation, execution, AND momentum. Let's not forget all the different forms of government either...
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- omgtehlion 8y agoFacebook's goal: sell ads Google's goal: sell more ads Amazon's goal: Sell all the merchandise... and ads FTFY
- genericone 8y agoNYT/WaPo/WSJ: Make people click or view ads All other news outlets: Make people click or view ads Random-blog: Make people click or view ads Free games companies: Make people click or view ads. Internet businesses are a vicious circle of cash for ads. Ads are deeply embedded in the business model, but is advertising the goal of any of these companies?