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Only if Google stays around long term. I wouldn't be surprised if each free product on its graveyard took down a dozen of competing products before it was kille

• pc86 6y ago
  Then someone can start a competitor up again, right? Assuming there's actually a market for it.
  • josefx 6y ago
    Not every market is lucrative in the extreme and it can take a long time to recover from being "disrupted". I think it is also a common practice for larger shopping chains to dump prices when they open a new location in order to clear out the local competition, so the damage it causes is well understood to be long lasting.
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