I'm not against companies having influence; the first thing I said was that I was all for innovation and what's the point of innovating if you won't be heard?

I'm not against companies having influence; the first thing I said was that I was all for innovation and what's the point of innovating if you won't be heard? The point is that Google are in, not just a position of influence, but a position of control. Google don't need to seek the acceptance of the community at large for SPDY to be useful to them. This is a very different standpoint from, say, Mozilla.