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Watch the ship sink from the shore, drinking corona's and a cheese platter, with all the other small mice that ignored the drowning rats for a safe shore where small business is welcome]]> Sun, 12 Jul 2009 20:57:48 -0400
Watch the ship sink from the shore, drinking corona's and a cheese platter, with all the other small mice that ignored the drowning rats for a safe shore where small business is welcome]]> http://seekingalpha.com/article/148238-google-the-next-ponzi-scheme-to-fail?source=feed#comment-585031 585031 -wisdom of jimi

I don't know about whether seeing an apparent injustice by an internet trust is a strong enough reason to short their stock, though I have not checked the chart to see what the institutions are doing.

It is interesting to see that Dr. Eric Schmidt was attending Aspen meeting with major media executives who know full well he is under Anti-Trust Investigation. It would be nice to see those executives who spoke with Schmidt Subpoenaed to appear in an FTC Court on the issue of anti-trust and internet media search trust. Though it is quite clear to see that in the world of fantastic poor judgment Google is King and the last effort to 'Crush' all the 'little guys' is beginning in earnest. Forget that there is a recession and US Small Business is the next to require a Trillion Dollar Federal Bailout and the news industry in general has already been largely destroyed by Google but apparently when Google needs a few more pennies, damn the world, they shall have a few more pennies.

Personally, I think Seeking Alpha is the new Wall Street Journal and a little attack by petty Google to try to destroy an up-in-comer who allows 'not-pro-google' views on its comment board is going to damage Google Management and draw more into the investigative fray of Google's embattled Board of Directors than any harm Google will do to Seeking Alpha.

I advise you to call on Microsoft and ask for more money and a three year contract. When you get it, and you will, then advise all others that are with Google ad sense to do the same.

Don't let their dominant Network Effects Monopoly intimidate you into a cowards corner - fight them by leaving.

Microsoft I understand is rolling out a professional welcome mat to those who are tired of dealing with all the 'we're smarter than you so go eff yourself' juvenile delinquents over at the googleplex.

Rat's gather in the bow of a sinking ship.

In the case of google, they fight over the last piece of cheese.

Google is the worst bunch of A-Holes to ever have a share sold in the US Public markets and a disgrace upon Every American. Kissing them goodbye is pulling up the anchor that has been holding you down.

so...

eff 'em, move on and make even more money with Microsoft.

We've all had enough of Google's BS and even if the US Senate has all been greased with shares, we're sure as hell not going to stand for this sh&t anymore.]]> Sun, 12 Jul 2009 20:35:29 -0400 -wisdom of jimi

I don't know about whether seeing an apparent injustice by an internet trust is a strong enough reason to short their stock, though I have not checked the chart to see what the institutions are doing.

It is interesting to see that Dr. Eric Schmidt was attending Aspen meeting with major media executives who know full well he is under Anti-Trust Investigation. It would be nice to see those executives who spoke with Schmidt Subpoenaed to appear in an FTC Court on the issue of anti-trust and internet media search trust. Though it is quite clear to see that in the world of fantastic poor judgment Google is King and the last effort to 'Crush' all the 'little guys' is beginning in earnest. Forget that there is a recession and US Small Business is the next to require a Trillion Dollar Federal Bailout and the news industry in general has already been largely destroyed by Google but apparently when Google needs a few more pennies, damn the world, they shall have a few more pennies.

Personally, I think Seeking Alpha is the new Wall Street Journal and a little attack by petty Google to try to destroy an up-in-comer who allows 'not-pro-google' views on its comment board is going to damage Google Management and draw more into the investigative fray of Google's embattled Board of Directors than any harm Google will do to Seeking Alpha.

I advise you to call on Microsoft and ask for more money and a three year contract. When you get it, and you will, then advise all others that are with Google ad sense to do the same.

Don't let their dominant Network Effects Monopoly intimidate you into a cowards corner - fight them by leaving.

Microsoft I understand is rolling out a professional welcome mat to those who are tired of dealing with all the 'we're smarter than you so go eff yourself' juvenile delinquents over at the googleplex.

Rat's gather in the bow of a sinking ship.

In the case of google, they fight over the last piece of cheese.

Google is the worst bunch of A-Holes to ever have a share sold in the US Public markets and a disgrace upon Every American. Kissing them goodbye is pulling up the anchor that has been holding you down.

so...

eff 'em, move on and make even more money with Microsoft.

We've all had enough of Google's BS and even if the US Senate has all been greased with shares, we're sure as hell not going to stand for this sh&t anymore.]]> http://seekingalpha.com/article/146844-google-s-eric-schmidt-on-the-new-world?source=feed#comment-574824 574824
The News Industry is a good example of the need for modern internet regulations to assure entrepreneurial innovation within the information access space dominated by Google's network effects monopoly.

Google needs to be strictly regulated on Property, Privacy and Compensation issues. Though its model is very good for google, it has proven little value to entrepreneurial innovation and American Competitiveness in the Global Information Economy.

His advice is some of the worst ever offered in the field of entrepreneurial innovation and his efforts mark quite contrary goals of corporate avarice by Google.

The US needs a Civilian Department of Internet Regulation similar to the FCC with a new strong piracy enforcement arm with prosecutorial police power that levels the playing field between the modern innovator and the corporate network effects monopolist's interests.

As an entrepreneur I disagree with Dr. Schmidt who makes a strong academic argument based upon a false premise. The present, ("Might makes Right internet environment") which favors Google's platform is no longer in the National Interests or in the interests of US Leadership in Innovation.

Google's relative control in search traffic and Dr. Schmidt's large investment in continuance of that network effects monopoly make him a highly inappropriate presidential advisor in this regard.

His laudable academic credentials are just that, academic credentials which have proved in mathematical studies to be poor projections of entrepreneurial success. As the most highly paid corporate manager in History, Dr. Schmidt should not be looked to as an entrepreneur, he quite simply - is not.]]> Sun, 05 Jul 2009 17:38:18 -0400
The News Industry is a good example of the need for modern internet regulations to assure entrepreneurial innovation within the information access space dominated by Google's network effects monopoly.

Google needs to be strictly regulated on Property, Privacy and Compensation issues. Though its model is very good for google, it has proven little value to entrepreneurial innovation and American Competitiveness in the Global Information Economy.

His advice is some of the worst ever offered in the field of entrepreneurial innovation and his efforts mark quite contrary goals of corporate avarice by Google.

The US needs a Civilian Department of Internet Regulation similar to the FCC with a new strong piracy enforcement arm with prosecutorial police power that levels the playing field between the modern innovator and the corporate network effects monopolist's interests.

As an entrepreneur I disagree with Dr. Schmidt who makes a strong academic argument based upon a false premise. The present, ("Might makes Right internet environment") which favors Google's platform is no longer in the National Interests or in the interests of US Leadership in Innovation.

Google's relative control in search traffic and Dr. Schmidt's large investment in continuance of that network effects monopoly make him a highly inappropriate presidential advisor in this regard.

His laudable academic credentials are just that, academic credentials which have proved in mathematical studies to be poor projections of entrepreneurial success. As the most highly paid corporate manager in History, Dr. Schmidt should not be looked to as an entrepreneur, he quite simply - is not.]]> http://seekingalpha.com/article/135127-google-looks-beyond-smart-meters-for-home-energy-data?source=feed#comment-489293 489293
Some individual information should not be 'open-source' as that becomes instantly monitored for weakness by foreign intelligence systems.

I don't want China and Russia knowing when my lights are on.

But that's just common sense which is apparently lacking in Google Management.]]> Mon, 04 May 2009 16:49:09 -0400
Some individual information should not be 'open-source' as that becomes instantly monitored for weakness by foreign intelligence systems.

I don't want China and Russia knowing when my lights are on.

But that's just common sense which is apparently lacking in Google Management.]]> http://seekingalpha.com/article/135127-google-looks-beyond-smart-meters-for-home-energy-data?source=feed#comment-489285 489285
A Terrorist could obtain massive amounts of metering data through Google's ad based system and use that information against individuals security interests. Allowing Google access to such data could provide a back door to upsetting critical infrastructure.

Asside from Terrorists, it appears China has strong relations with Google Managment and most Power-Grid based Spying is from China. It is not surprizing that Google is seeking to compromise American's Security by offering such data in an unprotected context over their open platform. Google has also argued that NASA which houses many defense secrets that could be used for Missle Guidance, be more open. China has also been spying at NASA.

Google's platform is entirely wrong for such things and opens more security risks than benefits.

This is quite simply a bad idea.]]> Mon, 04 May 2009 16:44:01 -0400
A Terrorist could obtain massive amounts of metering data through Google's ad based system and use that information against individuals security interests. Allowing Google access to such data could provide a back door to upsetting critical infrastructure.

Asside from Terrorists, it appears China has strong relations with Google Managment and most Power-Grid based Spying is from China. It is not surprizing that Google is seeking to compromise American's Security by offering such data in an unprotected context over their open platform. Google has also argued that NASA which houses many defense secrets that could be used for Missle Guidance, be more open. China has also been spying at NASA.

Google's platform is entirely wrong for such things and opens more security risks than benefits.

This is quite simply a bad idea.]]> http://seekingalpha.com/article/95646-are-investors-waiting-for-a-crash-like-decline?source=feed#comment-255733 255733
To see our financial conglomerates die in a matter of days is significant. I guess you could call it a 'CHANGE'. So it is probably good that everyone get a look at the severity of this CHANGE and what it means to Jobs and People who's lives will be forever 'CHANGED'. I for one, prefer a stable adherence to the US Economic Values and Fundementals and Principals of Governance during this period and that we can only pray that the 'elasticity of the US Government' as designed in the Constitution will revert to the mean from [New York Laissez Faire] and rebuild as we always have.

All representatives whom have been far too close to the New York banking lobby for oversight, might now begin to correct bad economic behaviors.]]> Tue, 16 Sep 2008 09:11:13 -0400
To see our financial conglomerates die in a matter of days is significant. I guess you could call it a 'CHANGE'. So it is probably good that everyone get a look at the severity of this CHANGE and what it means to Jobs and People who's lives will be forever 'CHANGED'. I for one, prefer a stable adherence to the US Economic Values and Fundementals and Principals of Governance during this period and that we can only pray that the 'elasticity of the US Government' as designed in the Constitution will revert to the mean from [New York Laissez Faire] and rebuild as we always have.

All representatives whom have been far too close to the New York banking lobby for oversight, might now begin to correct bad economic behaviors.]]> http://seekingalpha.com/article/95646-are-investors-waiting-for-a-crash-like-decline?source=feed#comment-255717 255717 Tue, 16 Sep 2008 08:55:25 -0400 http://seekingalpha.com/article/90945-intuit-how-to-improve-cloud-computing-safety?source=feed#comment-231453 231453 Fri, 15 Aug 2008 15:36:38 -0400 http://seekingalpha.com/article/90945-intuit-how-to-improve-cloud-computing-safety?source=feed#comment-231443 231443 Fri, 15 Aug 2008 15:20:42 -0400 http://seekingalpha.com/article/90297-does-google-have-an-organic-growth-problem?source=feed#comment-227620 227620 Mon, 11 Aug 2008 09:06:00 -0400