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> (e.g. weird for-profit entity that runs a "non-profit") propped up by its largest competitor to avoid anti-trust accusations. Not totally unheard of. Sounds
by beirut_bootleg 3y ago
> (e.g. weird for-profit entity that runs a "non-profit") propped up by its largest competitor to avoid anti-trust accusations.
Not totally unheard of. Sounds a bit like OpenAI for the most part.
> Its only real product has dwindling, barely mattering, marketshare (<5%)^
While competing with browsers bundled with operating systems. A bit of nuance.
- lolinder 3y agoBecause OpenAI has such a great track record of never having anything nutty happen as a direct result of a bizarre governance structure.
- WoodenChair 3y ago> While competing with browsers bundled with operating systems. A bit of nuance. Chrome too competes with browsers bundled with operating systems (Edge, Safari). It seems to be doing okay, even on desktop.
- beirut_bootleg 3y agoChrome comes bundled with Android.
- WoodenChair 3y agoOf course but my point is that it is also successful on desktop where it competes with bundled browsers.