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This is such small thinking. As one of the commenters on the page did: http://i.imgur.com/jHLOX.png http://i.imgur.com/jHLOX.png It shows a much more likely s
by apedley 16y ago
This is such small thinking.
As one of the commenters on the page did: http://i.imgur.com/jHLOX.png http://i.imgur.com/jHLOX.png
It shows a much more likely scenario. Although maybe a bit over the top with the naming of the profit section as Google Kill Zone. Why can't big companies play nice. :)
- goalieca 16y agodo you project a turnaround right now? Looking at their current product base I would say "hell no!". Microsoft has nothing up and coming to convince me they will gain more search users. Each and every time they have unveiled a new search or online tool they have failed to capture the market. I do not see what will be different in the future once they come up with their next big idea. Bing is clearly not going to take over even with it being the default in internet explorer.
- apedley 16y agoSo what about the recent Facebook integration, still rolling out and the overall switch to social search, something Google can't get right no matter how many companies they buy. What about the only very recent Yahoo integration, the Windows Phone integration and the constant improvement with maps beyond what Google have offered.
- rbanffy 16y ago> do you project a turnaround right now? Fans are true believers. They will bend reality if needed.
- rorrr 16y agoNo way in the world. MS has nothing to counter Google's search. Users will not switch to Bing, there's no reason to.