Are Google's Best Days Behind It?

snydeq writes "InfoWorld's Neil McAllister questions whether slowing product development, legal woes, and rising bureaucracy will signal trying times ahead for Google. 'With Google's rapid growth have come new challenges. It faces intense competition in all of its major markets, even as it enters new ones. Its newer initiatives have often struggled to reach profitability. It must answer multiple ongoing legal challenges, to say nothing of antitrust probes in the United States and Europe. Privacy advocates accuse it of running roughshod over individual rights. As a result, it's becoming more cautious and risk-averse. But worst of all, as it grows ever larger and more cumbersome, it may be losing its appeal to the highly educated, impassioned workers that power its internal knowledge economy.'"

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Re:Yes

[said213]

I realize that it takes a bit of imagination to even begin to appreciate the concept of a common typo, but since the typo in question is the difference between "incited" and "uncited" please bookmark this comment so that my attempt to incite your anonymous rawrisms shall not go uncited... What's making my head twitch a bit is that someone who is too lazy to log in is still capable of being pedantic enough to post on such things.

Re:Really?

[MaxBooger]

OK, that's it. Sonic for lunch.