From: Robert Comer 

>   This is the first time I'm beginning to be uncomfortable with Google
>taking over everything.

I don't know what took you so long, an 800 pound gorilla is an 800 pound
gorilla, no matter where it came from. 

>   This is the first time I'm beginning to be uncomfortable with Google
>taking over everything.   I (as many others) put the entire
>*.doubleclick.com into the internet bit bucket.   I've been able to avoid
>sites that require that doubleclick.com resolves in order to navigate
>content.   Wonder if they'll require that you resolve doubleclick.com in
>order to do Google searches now?

More likely all of doubleclick's crap will start being resolved and served
by the google domain so we'll start talking about blocking goggle in not
too long a time.

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Bob Comer 


On Sat, 14 Apr 2007 17:08:30 -0400, Mike N.  wrote:

>On Sat, 14 Apr 2007 11:11:06 -0400, "John Beamish"

>wrote:
>
>>With its purchase, Google is strengthening its grip on the online
>>advertising market and appears to have again out-maneuvered competitors
>>such as Yahoo and Microsoft.
>>
>>"The most compelling argument (for the deal) is it is accelerating our
>>display advertising business," Google Chief Executive Eric
Schmidt said on
>>a conference call with reporters and analysts. "I'm calling
from Argentina
>>where Google is opening its latest sales and support office...I was so
>>excited about this."
>
>   This is the first time I'm beginning to be uncomfortable with Google
>taking over everything.   I (as many others) put the entire
>*.doubleclick.com into the internet bit bucket.   I've been able to avoid
>sites that require that doubleclick.com resolves in order to navigate
>content.   Wonder if they'll require that you resolve doubleclick.com in
>order to do Google searches now?

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