I sincerely hope they don't. Google has made a habit of entering new markets with products priced at 0, destroying competition. In classical economics this is

I sincerely hope they don't. Google has made a habit of entering new markets with products priced at 0, destroying competition. In classical economics this is called "dumping", and the only reason they can afford it is because of the huge cash cow that is online advertising. I would much rather have a healthy ecosystem with many smaller companies competing with paid services (you know, paid, with terms of use, support, and all that), than yet another free service from google and works except when it does not and there is no one to turn to in case of trouble.