Corporate leaders are in tough positions when trying to predict the future. If they're too positive, they're seen as overconfident. Too cautious, and people wonder why they're scared. So Google China's Kai-Fu Lee seems to have aimed at a middle ground when describing his pursuit of Baidu.
Terence Poon reports that he later continued, "Gaining share against a well-established, supermajority competitor is a difficult proposition because there is a certain critical mass, economy of scale and word-of-mouth effect that one has to overcome."
And from watching Yahoo, Microsoft, and Ask, Google would certainly know, eh? Indeed, in 2007, Eric Schmidt
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