I think there's always a fine line between the users and the company's interest. That's because if the users have 0 interest, the company will not succeed. So

I think there's always a fine line between the users and the company's interest. That's because if the users have 0 interest, the company will not succeed. So it's always about finding the right balance between "keeping enough user interest" while "maximizing company's interest". That's what Google does. They do that well. Many companies maximize the company interest too much and fail due to that. Few companies maximize the user's interest (I wont dare saying too much, because I'm a user), and fail due to that (unfortunately).