Matt Rosoff from Businessinsider.com claims that Google may have just made the worst mistake in it’s rather short lifetime (Google is about 14 years old).
Why? because this week the search giants decided to change search results with Google+, you can read about the changes here.
According to Matt:
Like Wave. And Buzz. And releasing unfinished products. And allegedly taking money from rogue Canadian pharmacies for illegal ads (that was a $500 million mistake).
But its core business — the search engine that is still responsible for the vast majority of its traffic and revenue and profit — has never been threatened.
Bing? Nice try, but nobody outside Microsoft really believed it was enough BETTER than Google to make the switch.
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