> But they're doing this at the expense of the sites they took the data from That would be Freebase, which is what it's for. I'm not really seeing your point

> But they're doing this at the expense of the sites they took the data from That would be Freebase, which is what it's for. I'm not really seeing your point for that example, though. Maybe for something simpler it would be true, but if I'm looking for a movie review, the information in the top right isn't sufficient for anything besides seeing a wikipedia summary, a screenshot, and some of the actors in it. Anything deeper would require clicks into the actual content, which is actually an apt analog to a simple timer not replacing anything of substance.