Google Will Eat Itself

Come al solito Google stupisce con un'idea veramente folle: diventare i padroni di Google grazie a suoi soldi. In poche parole funziona così: il motore di ricerca paga i webmaster per ogni click che i visitatori dei loro siti fanno sui banner pubblicitari, forniti da Google stesso (Google Adsense), e fino a quì nessuna novità, ma non è tutto; gli autori di del Progetto Google Will Eat Itself vogliono usare questi soldi per comperarne le azioni e ridistribuirle poi tra tutti i partecipanti, il tutto garantito dal Credit Swiss.

How much do "we" own Google
Google Shares owned by GWEI: 47
Amount of USD: 17.868,47
Adsense-Clicks: 44.671
Adsense-Page Impressions: 1.786.846
Adsense-CTR: 2,5%

Google Ownership Counter
3.443.287.036 Years
until GWEI fully owns Google.


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Infine queste sono le parole di Google:
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Two months after GWEI's launch, "The People" own exactly one share of Google, purchased with a portion of the $389.72 earned from visitors' clicks on ads displayed on the site. At this rate, it will be a mere 23 million years before "the Google dictatorship," as the authors call it, falls to the rebellion. And that's assuming Google doesn't recognize GWEI for the blatant case of click fraud it is and eject it from the AdSense program altogether (as indeed the current absence of ads on the site suggest it already has). Naturally, such practicalities are beside the point—the point, apparently, having something to do with "deconstruct[ing] the new global advertisement mechanisms" and "inject[ing] a social virus . . . into their commercial body." Well, OK. God knows Google's increasingly powerful grip on the very definition of the Internet, benign though it has been so far, is due for some inspired critique. But remember, folks, the operative word there is inspired—not half, or even totally, baked.

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