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No, they found what they were really looking for, and it was enough for them, so they have simply chosen to adapt by seeking ever more lucrative pursuits. At so
by MrMcCall 2y ago
No, they found what they were really looking for, and it was enough for them, so they have simply chosen to adapt by seeking ever more lucrative pursuits. At some point, search simply became more of a cost than a benefit, looks to me, or at least less prioritized.
Economic pursuits dictate why, which, how, and when more idealistic goals are prioritized.
- semking 2y agoWhy has Google been at the center of numerous legal actions regarding its dominance in various markets and mainly in search? Show me one company that prioritized shareholder returns while disrespecting users without facing issues at some point...