... the worse thing to happen was when Google bought YouTube. Now putting up videos is a pain in the ass. Google is thee worse and most prohibitive internet company out there. I use Bing now... and all Bing/MS products EXCEPT for Google Chrome.
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... the worse thing to happen was when Google bought YouTube. Now putting up videos is a pain in the ass. Google is thee worse and most prohibitive internet company out there. I use Bing now... and all Bing/MS products EXCEPT for Google Chrome.
;D
What was their reason for banning you?
Some copyright issue... apparently 3 strikes.Quote:
Originally Posted by Andre
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Google are tax dodgers, forget them. So are Amazon.
Google seems like a shit company... that's what you get with dudes like that who run it!Quote:
Originally Posted by Master
Frankly I am surprised we have tolerated you this long myself.:)
hhhmmm...Quote:
Originally Posted by Master
google are at the top of the tree and have been for years.... BUT they are now giving far too much credit to easily manipulated social network results and trying to get google plus kick started to rival twitter and facebook.
they are massively paranoid and are beginning to lose their way IMHO on what made them great and it might just be their downfall.
They have their fingers in so many pies its just starting to look messy.... when i do a search on google i don't want to see a bunch of morons in suits who have linked there google plus profile to search results and have to wade through the top adverts then the news feed and then videos, wiki pages G+ info on the side and all the other shit they have recently added before i get to the results i went there to find in the first place.
this will eventually give its biggest rival www.bing.com a foot in the door as I have found myself using that search a lot more recently.
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Originally Posted by Saddo
Hear, hear... I am on Google Chrome now because of the auto-spell check. If MS can produce that for window's explorer, we would be ok!
But google search has been getting a little dodgy, to say the very least about it. They give you so called "recommended" sites that have nothing to do with what you're looking for.
They made YouTube a pain to be on, and they have also ruined compatibility it used to have with MS and other platforms, because they want to rival and crowd our the market.
Google will be on the losing end of this, if trends on the internet and the minds out there have anything to say about it.
To me, now, Daily motion is just as much of a credible video sharing platform than any!