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With $1.65 billion buy of YouTube, Google takes lead in Internet video--and possibly a host of copyright woes.

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One more silicon valley (Big US Media) Hoax
by free_people October 9, 2006 9:40 PM PDT
This is just more silicon valley (big US Media) Hoax. It is a shell game to create an illusion of value created, to make people say WOW this UTube must be something very special, and same about Google, when in fact they are hardly so.

I mean take a look at who is the major owner of both Google & UTube. It is Sequioa capital. Can't you see the mind game that they are playing with people? On one hand Sequioa capital buys UTube shares for 5 Cents per share, same for what they paid for Google shares, OTOH they get Google to buy these shares off their hand for something like $100 per share ($1.6Bill valuation) and then they turn around dump the Google shares, which they have now hyped even higher due to this purchase, on the unsuspecting public who has no idea this shell game is going on, who has no idea that the main Google & UTube owners are the same Sequioa capital.
BTW, Sequioa also is/was major owner of Yahoo.
Cant you see the game they are playing!
One must give it to these people, they are damn smart. Or the masses damn blind
to not notice this game that the SiliconValley + WallStreet VC & Investment Banking mafia have
been playing at their expense for some time now.
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Sequoia Capital owns NASDAQ
by Peter Bonte October 10, 2006 3:55 AM PDT
wow, they practically own the tech market

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Sequoia Capital
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Sequoia Capital is a venture capital firm founded by Don
Valentine in 1972. The firm's partners include Don Valentine,
Pierre Lamond, Michael Moritz, Doug Leone, Roelof Botha, and
Mark Kvamme.
Sequoia provided venture capital for Google, Yahoo!, Paypal,
Electronic Arts, YouTube, Ometric, Insider Pages and was one of
the first investors in Cisco Systems, Oracle and Apple. Around
10% of the value of NASDAQ is made up of firms funded by
Sequoia
Why are search engine monopolies good for us?
by Sandra_Kerns October 10, 2006 8:02 AM PDT
Why Google buying UTube is of any value to us who are interested in having the best search engine to search on and to advertise on? WHY!

Look what we need is not search engines that are in 100s of different businesses today and getting into ever more tomorrow, as are the case with the Google & Yahoo search engine monopolies.
What we need is a pure search engine player who is ONLY AND ONLY in the search engine business, thus we are certain that it's results will not be biased to the 100s of different business interests that they have. And we can be safe from them unfairly promoting their business interest over our businesses. That is why I have been using Anoox search engine and urging all to switch
to Anoox. You can find them here in case:
www.anoox.com

Say "NO" to search engine media monopolies, that are little by little taking over the Web, well whatever lucrative good parts of the Web there are, and say "Yes..." to search engine freedom by switching to the Not-for-Profit and Open source Anoox search engine.
Lets take back the Web :)
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you tube sellout
by chewy52 October 18, 2006 3:26 PM PDT
so google have made another site ? i awiat to see how thay handel copyright older members to you tube will all be choked as it leave them in a state of limbo i await what plans google plans to make with the you tube franchise? and I wont hold my breath.
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