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A monopoly for information retrieval? Surely not. For online ads? Sure you can make that case. Their business in the end is based on delivering relevant conte
by fault1 5y ago
A monopoly for information retrieval? Surely not.
For online ads? Sure you can make that case.
Their business in the end is based on delivering relevant content. If there is a market for the traffic Google refuses to host, then there are probably market opportunities there.
- sm4rk0 5y agoFor video-sharing platforms. 1. When you buy an Android phone there's a good chance that YouTube app is preinstalled. 2. If you search the net for "how to do XYZ" or for any song you'll get 99% video results from YouTube. 3. Almost every company/celebrity/influencer/... has a YouTube account and until recently (TikTok, Odysee, BitChute,...) alternative platforms (Vimeo, Dailymotion,...) were mostly a niche market.