... and had the most resources, same drive, same execution, lack of morals, and audacity to plagiarize what every up-and-coming startup and other successful company is doing in its own market.
For example, imagine that Google were to exactly replicate Quora, StackOverflow, Wikipedia, EBay, Amazon, etc. in UI, UX, distribution channels and deals and then gradually stopped showing those competitors as search results, provided incentives to corporations to partner with it instead of its competitors, bribed/lobbied every government agency, and that it would rather copy/destroy its competitors than acquire them.
Now, imagine that you were an ambitious entrepreneur in that environment / geographical area. How would you compete?
Just so you know -- this is actually happening. Not in the US and not with Google, but far east, and with actual big tech companies there.
What would be your practical advice to those entrepreneurs in that particular country?
For example, imagine that Google were to exactly replicate Quora, StackOverflow, Wikipedia, EBay, Amazon, etc. in UI, UX, distribution channels and deals and then gradually stopped showing those competitors as search results, provided incentives to corporations to partner with it instead of its competitors, bribed/lobbied every government agency, and that it would rather copy/destroy its competitors than acquire them.
Now, imagine that you were an ambitious entrepreneur in that environment / geographical area. How would you compete?
Just so you know -- this is actually happening. Not in the US and not with Google, but far east, and with actual big tech companies there.
What would be your practical advice to those entrepreneurs in that particular country?