Yahoo! went on with it’s own Panama platform. Yahoo eventually acknowledged the fact that there was much more money to be made with Google, and decided to submit to the search advertising powerhouse.

In bed with the enemy?

It’s all about the Benjamins LOL

Google employs millions of people, and moves technology forward much faster than the Government can dream of, so I think it would be in the Governments’ best interest to allow Googel to grow, within of course confines of law.

Yahoo! went on with it’s own Panama platform. Yahoo eventually acknowledged the fact that there was much more money to be made with Google, and decided to submit to the search advertising powerhouse

I see nothing wrong with business partnerships, as long as it’s not at consumers’ expense.

Bear in mind, though, that they’re not just a search engine anymore. Sure- they’ve expanded into fairly relevant areas so far. That makes sense.

However, the expanse into a completely different industry- and the arrogance to impose time limits on government action- begs the question…

“How long until Google really is above the law?”

They’re flying under the “knight in shining armor” image to ease resistance. They’re just trying to help, right?

Sure, they seem to intend well now…

The problem arises when the original intent becomes lost, and the “beast” is too big to bring back under control. They’re already global, and can influence the greater share of the world market- they don’t have far to go.

What happens when Google becomes too powerfully dangerous? They dig deeper into your pocket, and find ways to manipulate you out of your hard-earned money.

Wake up! They see money in it- that’s their motivation, Plain and Simple. You might feel better about saving a tree or two, but you won’t save a dime.

Remember John D. Rockefeller, William Rockefeller, Samuel Andrews, Henry Flagler, & Jabez Bostwick? Just saying it could happen- it has before- only bigger.

Google already has too much control, in my opinion. They should find their limit now. That’s the reason behind trust laws.

If they want to tackle the green energy field, they can spawn a separate specialized company to do so, or simply fund the startup.