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It's perfectly normal to react and criticize failures of an almost monopolistic search engine, when the good content is outranked by inferior content.
by asadkn 6y ago
It's perfectly normal to react and criticize failures of an almost monopolistic search engine, when the good content is outranked by inferior content.
- pb7 6y agoWho decides what is good and what is inferior?
- xapata 6y agoGoogle, of course. And they're trying to please both their consumers and customers, but more focused on consumers, because there's always another customer.
- pb7 6y agoSomeone will always lose in a competition for limited top spots. The Internet continues to rapidly expand every single day but there are still just 10(ish) spots on the front page. I got what you meant but I think you have the words flipped. Google's customers are advertisers and the consumers of their products are users like you and me.
- xapata 6y agoI assert that a long-term profit optimization will short-term appear to be a focus on consumers (users), and that Google, Facebook, etc. are aware of this. Unless they think their business model is dying and they should just milk the cow as fast as possible before it falls over, which I really doubt.
- JungleGymSam 6y agoDid you read the article?
- pb7 6y agoYes, what does the article have to do with my question to the GP?