May 22nd, 2006
“Google has some very good reasons for keeping parts of its business secret,” says the LA Times — what if one of those reasons is their knowledge of (and complicity with) rampant click fraud.
Google is an investor darling, so nobody wants to contemplate this possibility.
But let’s not forget that Enron was once an investor darling.
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