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> and then raise prices to whatever it pleases. I know that there is lots of theory on this, but has any company really ever gotten to this point?
by MattGaiser 5y ago
> and then raise prices to whatever it pleases.
I know that there is lots of theory on this, but has any company really ever gotten to this point?
- sofixa 5y agoDepends a bit on your definitions, but Google did it with Photos.
- reaperducer 5y agoIn the tech space, or outside? Trade wars between nations happen all the time because of dumping. Timber, aluminum, soybeans, and all kinds of other commodities. Tech companies have largely gotten a pass on normal business practices and codes of conduct this century because they're shiny and new. But as the industry ages, it will have to learn to work within the boundaries or ordinary civilization.
- cezary 5y agoGoogle Maps started charging developers once it was the dominant digital map, the fees killed MapFrappe: http://mapfrappe.com/ http://mapfrappe.com/