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Is there ever really a "too late"? Shouldn't Google push for dominance as far as it possibly can? Isn't it some other entity's role to stop them?
by madh 18y ago
Is there ever really a "too late"? Shouldn't Google push for dominance as far as it possibly can? Isn't it some other entity's role to stop them?
- gojomo 18y agoDepends on how the risk and costs of antitrust punishment compare to the benefits of 'full speed ahead'.
- jonursenbach 18y agoIf Google ever gets split up in an antitrust case, they'll most likely pull a T-1000 and reemerge years down the line the same way that AT&T did.
- dejb 18y ago> Shouldn't Google push for dominance as far as it possibly can? If they want to live up to their 'Don't be Evil' motto then they should do it with better products and services not by cutting others down. In the long term I think that will work out better for them. > Isn't it some other entity's role to stop them? You could also run that argument for a gangster or any type of criminal I suppose.