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This argument seems silly. Early innovation does not mean an end to competition, or an eternal lock on a product type. Google's search engine would have never
by brown9-2 15y ago
This argument seems silly. Early innovation does not mean an end to competition, or an eternal lock on a product type.
Google's search engine would have never come into existence if their founders followed this line of thinking.
- tomelders 15y agoRead carefully. I'm not saying Dropbox should have a monopoly, but that the competition should be more evenly matched.
- meow 15y agoUnfortunately, when it comes to business, there is no feather-weight category. That said, Google it self overcame already entrenched competition in search through a better product and defended well against competitor with deep pockets (Microsoft).