I really agree with you, this is the first move in a larger push to make WebM the standard for the web, but I don't yet see what google stands to gain from cont

I really agree with you, this is the first move in a larger push to make WebM the standard for the web, but I don't yet see what google stands to gain from controlling the video standard on the web. What do they get out of that ownership they dont get out of H264?