Advertisers love competition because (arguably) costs will be driven down. In the single search environment that already exists in many countries around the world, search advertising costs are set by one entity. In today’s Searching for Meaning column, “Forget Competition, the Search Wars are Over,” Kevin Ryan wonders if maybe we shouldn’t count the other (non-Google) search engines out just yet.
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