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Old 12-14-2010, 02:13 PM   #15
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Originally Posted by rhadin View Post
Sorry to disappoint but I have absolutely no connection to Google. I don't own any stock in it, never applied for a job with it, and usually use Bing to do my searches. My only connection to Sony is that I own some Sony products that I like, including the Sony 505 and 950 Readers.
No, not disappointed, actually rather encouraged. In fact, you might have gone some way towards restoring my faith in humanity. It's been at a low ebb, recently. It will certainly be very interesting watching Google's moves and it would be quite exciting if they were to team up with Sony. Interesting times ahead. I don't like monopolies and cartels, though, hence feel rather uncomfortable about Google's and Amazon's dominant positions. However, I shouldn't complain, as I've bought a lot of paper books from Amazon in the past and use Google frequently. Nevertheless, I think that competition is healthy, as it encourages innovation. Surely consumers have greater freedom when there's unfettered choice.

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