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Why would Google's domination end ?

Roger explains that Google neutralized all brands other than Google visually on the Google webpage, creating the LongTrain. This allowed a lot of "junk" to reach the user and users wound up using other platforms such as Facebook and Wikipedia and now Apps, where indexed search is not king.

27 July 2011 | Permalink

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