How Will Google's "Knol" Affect SEO, Yahoo! and Ultimately Google?First Faved : Dec 17 2007 by jonhenshawFaved : 1 time with noteViewed : 0 timesFave It!
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- jonhenshaw - Dec 17 2007 | search, google, seo, knol, search marketing, strategy
Google could easily end up shutting out their core users and promoters, thus influencing a mass exodus to other search engines. Another possibility is anti-trust. If Google succeeds in controlling all content, including the physical dissemination of that content, then Google may be in for a long Microsoft-like ride.
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I think Google is already quite exposed vis anti-trust violations. One could argue that their lock on the Search market gives them near total control of traffic to any web-based service. Google's lack of transparency about HOW they rank results to competing sites opens them up to charges of potential unfair practices.