By: Isaac
And when Google becomes too powerful and management cares more about stock prices then customer service, someone will figure out a way to do what Google does better. It's the history of the U.S....
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Isaac – or a government style MaBell breakup – till the tide (or another coalition) says time to re-consolidate. Jeff – might be time to reinvestigate NetNeutrality & the HD television changeover....
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[...] The real media consolidation: Google (by Jeff Jarvis) Erick Schonfeld at TechCrunch and Ashkan Karbasfrooshan at HipMojo make critical calculations about Google’s growing advertising hegemony....
View ArticleBy: Cesar Brea
Jeff, Whenever things are growing this fast, it’s useful to consider possible limits to growth to keep from running over a cliff. Here’s some food for thought:...
View ArticleBy: Ed Driscoll.com
Multiculti Multimedia Monopoly… Jeff Jarvis explores “The real media consolidation: Google”: Bottom line: Google controls nearly 40 percent of online advertising. Now pair that news with the folding of...
View ArticleBy: Pete’s View
[...] am Filed under: Advertising, Attention Economy, Long Tail, Media, Newspapers, Radio, Television Jeff Jarvis notes that Google controls 40% of online advertising, and that their share of online...
View ArticleBy: 16th letter » Blog Archive » Some interesting facts about Internet...
[...] Google’s stock price topped $600 per share for the first time and it appears that the company now controls more than 40% of online advertising. Not bad for a week’s work. Here’s a look...
View ArticleBy: Memex 1.1 » Blog Archive » The looming Google threat
[...] be an even bigger public-policy problem than Microsoft ever was. Jeff Jarvis seems to agree and explains why: Consumers, as we used to be called, won’t support media and journalism with their...
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[...] Google controls 40% of online advertising. [...]
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