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When a corporate CEO characterizes a competitor as having “a massive IPO, dominance in the marketplace, and a blank slate from policy makers to do practically anything they please,” you can bet on two things: first, the CEO is losing the race for consumer loyalty and support; and second, the CEO is hoping the government will knee-cap his competitor to make the race more “fair.”
 
That’s what Nextag CEO Jeffrey Katz says about Google in today’s Wall Street Journal. You can almost hear him say, Google ate my homework.

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