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	<title>Comments on: If You Believe One Word of Anything Google Promises, You Are Going to Get Exactly What You Deserve &#8211; The Google Settlement &#8211; Part Two</title>
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		<title>By: Brenda Avadian</title>
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		<dc:creator>Brenda Avadian</dc:creator>
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		<description>[quote comment=&quot;&quot;]Martin, as usual you, provide thoughtful fodder for us to consider.
I believe, until someone else comes along, that Google will someday be the Borg and resistance will be futile.
As Seth Godin said in a 2007 speech to Google employees: It&#039;s all in how people feel about the brand and many like Google for all the things it offers.
Soon, we will receive green electrcity from initiatives at Google.org. We&#039;ll celebrate our 2 minutes of fame on YouTube. Otherwise, unpublished authors will have a &quot;platform&quot; on Google...and so on.
Having written this, I&#039;m still struggling with giving up my privacy by signing onto Google tools so that I can get website page rankings.
However, on the flip side, I have profited from Google. Not as a publisher mind you, but as a trader.
For a recent example, see &quot;A $3,400 Birthday Present from Google&quot; at www.TADWU.us (20 Aug. 2009) entry.[/quote]</description>
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Martin, as usual you, provide thoughtful fodder for us to consider.<br />
I believe, until someone else comes along, that Google will someday be the Borg and resistance will be futile.<br />
As Seth Godin said in a 2007 speech to Google employees: It&#8217;s all in how people feel about the brand and many like Google for all the things it offers.<br />
Soon, we will receive green electrcity from initiatives at Google.org. We&#8217;ll celebrate our 2 minutes of fame on YouTube. Otherwise, unpublished authors will have a &#8220;platform&#8221; on Google&#8230;and so on.<br />
Having written this, I&#8217;m still struggling with giving up my privacy by signing onto Google tools so that I can get website page rankings.<br />
However, on the flip side, I have profited from Google. Not as a publisher mind you, but as a trader.<br />
For a recent example, see &#8220;A $3,400 Birthday Present from Google&#8221; at <a href="http://www.TADWU.us" rel="nofollow">http://www.TADWU.us</a> (20 Aug. 2009) entry.</p>
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		<title>By: Brenda Avadian</title>
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		<dc:creator>Brenda Avadian</dc:creator>
		<pubDate>Fri, 21 Aug 2009 16:41:49 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description>Martin, as usual you, provide thoughtful fodder for us to consider.
I believe, until someone else comes along, that Google will someday be the Borg and resistance will be futile.
As Seth Godin said in a 2007 speech to Google employees: It&#039;s all in how people feel about the brand and many like Google for all the things it offers.
Soon, we will receive green electrcity from initiatives at Google.org. We&#039;ll celebrate our 2 minutes of fame on YouTube. Otherwise, unpublished authors will have a &quot;platform&quot; on Google...and so on.
Having written this, I&#039;m still struggling with giving up my privacy by signing onto Google tools so that I can get website page rankings. 
However, on the flip side, I have profited from Google. Not as a publisher mind you, but as a trader.
For a recent example, see &quot;A $3,400 Birthday Present from Google&quot; at www.TADWU.us (20 Aug. 2009) entry.</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Martin, as usual you, provide thoughtful fodder for us to consider.<br />
I believe, until someone else comes along, that Google will someday be the Borg and resistance will be futile.<br />
As Seth Godin said in a 2007 speech to Google employees: It&#8217;s all in how people feel about the brand and many like Google for all the things it offers.<br />
Soon, we will receive green electrcity from initiatives at Google.org. We&#8217;ll celebrate our 2 minutes of fame on YouTube. Otherwise, unpublished authors will have a &#8220;platform&#8221; on Google&#8230;and so on.<br />
Having written this, I&#8217;m still struggling with giving up my privacy by signing onto Google tools so that I can get website page rankings.<br />
However, on the flip side, I have profited from Google. Not as a publisher mind you, but as a trader.<br />
For a recent example, see &#8220;A $3,400 Birthday Present from Google&#8221; at <a href="http://www.TADWU.us" rel="nofollow">http://www.TADWU.us</a> (20 Aug. 2009) entry.</p>
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