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Do No Evil? Google Uses Shady Ad Tactics To Edge Out Competitor
- alexandros 18y agoquestion is: would yamli be able to enter adwords on google's service name? I believe yes. In that case, what google did is fair game. The other issue is the fact that it's much cheaper (or free) for google to enter ads into adwords, but I don't think anyone would propose google refrain from using adwords altogether. Or would they?
- fallentimes 18y agoI think Evil would be omitting them from google search results altogether.
- palish 18y agoReally? I'm not so sure. I think it would be a big mistake and would open themselves up to competition. However, it doesn't -seem- evil to omit search results. I don't know. These are shark-infested waters, so I won't venture further.
- noblemaster 18y agoMaybe Google changed it, but given the result I get, the article is wrong...
- vaksel 18y agothis "controversy" is probably worth more to Yamli than whatever damage they got from Google's actions. Well provided they have some decent management who can milk this thing and won't just settle for small potatoes(blogs etc)
- brlewis 18y agoThe original motto was "Don't Be Evil," not "Do No Evil." I think that Buchheit is taking it a step further in his new startup: http://ourdoings.com/ourdoings-startup/2008-10-24 http://ourdoings.com/ourdoings-startup/2008-10-24