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The open internet was never Google's to lose
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The open internet was never Google's to lose
gremlin/Getty ImagesBy Jeff Green, co-founder and CEO, The Trade DeskWhen Google went public in 2004, co-founder Larry Page made a commitment to shareholders and the world. A well-functioning society, he wrote in his founder's letter, should have abundant, free, and unbiased access to high-quality information.For 20 years, Google kept that promise by doing one thing well: It connected its visitors to other companies' content. You asked a questio…
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