Thread: Has the internet leads to natural monopolies and will it be different for ebooks?
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Old 06-27-2012, 10:37 AM   #26
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I watched a lot of demos at YouTube when I was deciding on which e-reader to buy.
Inside Google's ultra-secret Google X Lab - they hooked up 16,000 computer processors and turned this creature loose on YouTube. Guess what it did?

It looked for cats
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