Good Point's Comments Good Point's Comments RSS Syndication from SeekingAlpha.com http://seekingalpha.comuser/223227/comments Can Murdoch Shift the Balance of Power in Search from Google? http://seekingalpha.com/article/173356-can-murdoch-shift-the-balance-of-power-in-search-from-google?source=feed#comment-760788 760788
go(ogle) to hell !

happy search with Bing! ]]>
Sun, 15 Nov 2009 09:11:30 -0500
go(ogle) to hell !

happy search with Bing! ]]>
Google Dethroned? http://seekingalpha.com/article/115961-google-dethroned?source=feed#comment-363346 363346
google is to the best is someone's got lucky. do you think people will continue click their ads? no way. they only do that when they couldn't find result. how much chance is that?
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Thu, 22 Jan 2009 15:31:19 -0500
google is to the best is someone's got lucky. do you think people will continue click their ads? no way. they only do that when they couldn't find result. how much chance is that?
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The Three Caballeros? Bostock, Ballmer and... Bewkes? http://seekingalpha.com/article/115245-the-three-caballeros-bostock-ballmer-and-bewkes?source=feed#comment-358837 358837
70% is inaccurate number. it is not that much. it is an important point. msft + yahoo + aol is over 30%. in that case, no advertiser will pass on to it. more importantly, it is hard to grow from 10%, but it not that hard to grow from 30% given its massive resource.

There is a fact in physics: when put two bubbles together, the smaller one only gets smaller, it takes extra effort for the smaller one to get bigger. same thing applies to business. easist thing to do is get smaller ones merg. when they get the 30%, the real battle starts. if they can stay stable for a year, they are winning.]]>
Sun, 18 Jan 2009 09:02:17 -0500
70% is inaccurate number. it is not that much. it is an important point. msft + yahoo + aol is over 30%. in that case, no advertiser will pass on to it. more importantly, it is hard to grow from 10%, but it not that hard to grow from 30% given its massive resource.

There is a fact in physics: when put two bubbles together, the smaller one only gets smaller, it takes extra effort for the smaller one to get bigger. same thing applies to business. easist thing to do is get smaller ones merg. when they get the 30%, the real battle starts. if they can stay stable for a year, they are winning.]]>
Do Web Versions of Office Applications Hurt Microsoft or Google More? http://seekingalpha.com/article/102579-do-web-versions-of-office-applications-hurt-microsoft-or-google-more?source=feed#comment-293663 293663
the only thing that google know earlier than others is ajax. that is just a programming trick of some 20 lines of text. mind you ajax is based xmlhttprequest of msft's, then adopt by others.

deploy it in the web is the second thing. everybody can do that. msft has the biggest data centers that dwarfs google to the hell.]]>
Wed, 29 Oct 2008 14:20:53 -0400
the only thing that google know earlier than others is ajax. that is just a programming trick of some 20 lines of text. mind you ajax is based xmlhttprequest of msft's, then adopt by others.

deploy it in the web is the second thing. everybody can do that. msft has the biggest data centers that dwarfs google to the hell.]]>
No Joke: Google Introduces Its Chrome Browser With A Cartoon http://seekingalpha.com/article/93457-no-joke-google-introduces-its-chrome-browser-with-a-cartoon?source=feed#comment-244003 244003 Tue, 02 Sep 2008 14:59:18 -0400 Microsoft Crosses a Line http://seekingalpha.com/article/84131-microsoft-crosses-a-line?source=feed#comment-200522 200522
We in the outside have no way to know the truth, but appear to me, Yahoo never wanted a deal of any sort. MSFT first offer $41 a share, they said NO, then $31 they said NO, then $33 they said No, then partial deal they said NO. No only that, they made a deal with google, that's stupidest thing in the world. And they generate an employee protection plan, which is no question they want stop any acquisition. You know why, because Jerry in control.

Can't understand why there are so many stupid people in this world.]]>
Tue, 08 Jul 2008 09:56:34 -0400
We in the outside have no way to know the truth, but appear to me, Yahoo never wanted a deal of any sort. MSFT first offer $41 a share, they said NO, then $31 they said NO, then $33 they said No, then partial deal they said NO. No only that, they made a deal with google, that's stupidest thing in the world. And they generate an employee protection plan, which is no question they want stop any acquisition. You know why, because Jerry in control.

Can't understand why there are so many stupid people in this world.]]>