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A 4 page research paper that summarizes and analyzes an article Robert Weisman, “Why Google makes everyone else nervous” (May, 2006). Then the writer briefly explores other sources to verify the accuracy of Weisman’s assessment and finds it to be highly accurate. Bibliography lists 4 sources.
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4 pages (~225 words per page)
File: D0_khgoogle.rtf
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this opening indicates, Robert Weisman begins his article on Google, the behemoth of the Internet, by placing it within the context of its history. Weisman then goes on to picture
Google as a "maverick" that has proven to be a "disruptive" force in the business world of the Internet due to its technology, which allows Googles business customers to link
their ads to "search results and Web content" (Weisman). Due to numerous innovations, such as offering free products to Internet users, such as Google Maps, Google News and Google
Calendar, Google is not only building its consumer base, but it is also constructing an "alternative environment for software, advertising and Internet content" that has challenged several business models and
also eroded the revenue of numerous venders (Weisman). Citing a spokesperson for a research firm, Anthea Stratigos, Weisman indicates that many products that were previously fee-based will now become free
to consumers as they will be supported by advertising. This new development has caused considerable shake-up in the business world, according to Stratigos, who predicts that "...youre going to see
the corporate jets disappear for the executives of NBC and the Internet service providers" (Weisman). Weisman goes on to discuss more Google products recently unveiled by the companys officials
and the companys chief executive is cited as stating that the "winners" will be the companies that can achieve innovation faster than their competitors (Weisman). Weisman quotes statistics that
indicate the incredible growth of this Internet company since its founding in 1998 by two Stanford University grad students, Sergey Brin and Larry Page, as well as the fact that
the company has lost its "cuddly image" and is now assertive as an industry leader, challenging Microsoft in court when it is felt that its practice infringe on fair competitive
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