Serge,
you're right about not touching the shares - too much hype plus..
All the past SEs that went public were all dogs (excite@home, lycos, infoseek, etc.)
when a SE goes public, its always the downfall - the motive of the SE centers on profits, rather than content-related searches.
if google goes IPO, you can be sure another SE will have a lot of power to come in and create a better SE, while google sells off all the listings to advertisers.
Last edited by Biggy at Apr 26 2004, 09:09 PM
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