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So what, we just sit around passively and wait for something to happen to Google and friends? Doesn’t that strike you as a poor move? I don’t see why we shoul
by FridgeSeal 6y ago
So what, we just sit around passively and wait for something to happen to Google and friends?
Doesn’t that strike you as a poor move?
I don’t see why we should be relegated to put up with another x-number of years of these companies behaving (arguably) badly, just so things can change and they can be replaced with another company that will do the same thing.
- tomschwiha 6y agoWhat do you think could be actively done to "stop Google"? Dont use AMP? Well you will lose money / power. Dont use search? Maybe miss out opportunities. How can I as marketeer convince my clients as Google traffic is 90% source of income? I get your point but I'm not sure what could be done without harming economy (aka people).
- FridgeSeal 6y agoBreaking them up would be a good start. Obviously those tools are important, not debating that, the problem is that they’re all the product of a single hegemony with an agenda, partitioning it so that it can no longer push the likes of AMP to the detriment of everyone else.