I hear you all saying that google will be able to generate surfing habbits and sell this data
but, this principle will be based on users installing a plugin.
In my experience business models requiring a browser plugin never last.
So how could google look to create a long term viable business model out of this?
useless drivel
Send AI to the aliens !!
Here is an answer for any question out there
Answer it with a solution that you don't know how to construct
answer a question with another question!!!
bbc news http://news.bbc.com/ provides its content via the bbc licence fee, I as a UK citizen have to pay my licence fee, and for this I get a quality news site, the bbc news site was rated 7th most used site.
For every one outside of the uk they get a free site.
I believe a licence fee for tv channels is unique to the uk (not a subscription fee which is different)
The tv, radio and web sites are all advert free though
A couple of years ago after getting a web site up and running I managed the ongoing development of this busy site, the site requrired registration
One morning I opened up a sql script file in quury Analyser, I thought I had opened DailyTask.sql, what I had opened was DropAll.sql, which contained the sql to drop all tables, I ran the sql and sat there looking at the commands and thought "that doesn't look right"
I then started to panic, I couldn't even think about what to do, all nueral functions no longer worked, I was able to restore the data from the daily backups but we lost the mornings registrations, funnily enough we never got any phone calls or emails from irate customers.
Slashdot Mirror
I think you'll find that Tesco are responsible for £1 in every £5 spent on food, not £1 in every £5
How professional their site looked in 2003 *cough http://web.archive.org/web/20030403045220/http://a tomchip.com/
obviously you don't actually understand how quantum computing works
I hear you all saying that google will be able to generate surfing habbits and sell this data but, this principle will be based on users installing a plugin. In my experience business models requiring a browser plugin never last. So how could google look to create a long term viable business model out of this?
useless drivel Send AI to the aliens !! Here is an answer for any question out there Answer it with a solution that you don't know how to construct answer a question with another question!!!
bbc news http://news.bbc.com/ provides its content via the bbc licence fee, I as a UK citizen have to pay my licence fee, and for this I get a quality news site, the bbc news site was rated 7th most used site. For every one outside of the uk they get a free site. I believe a licence fee for tv channels is unique to the uk (not a subscription fee which is different) The tv, radio and web sites are all advert free though
A couple of years ago after getting a web site up and running I managed the ongoing development of this busy site, the site requrired registration One morning I opened up a sql script file in quury Analyser, I thought I had opened DailyTask.sql, what I had opened was DropAll.sql, which contained the sql to drop all tables, I ran the sql and sat there looking at the commands and thought "that doesn't look right" I then started to panic, I couldn't even think about what to do, all nueral functions no longer worked, I was able to restore the data from the daily backups but we lost the mornings registrations, funnily enough we never got any phone calls or emails from irate customers.