I would not claim to do an analysis like Techcrunch, but I admit that the announcement of the acquisition of Feedburner by Google makes me react.
past few months, there is more than that. Acquisitions. Constantly. Large bought with a vengeance. Were consolidated, and especially we deprive the competitor of good service (which raised the stakes).
So for now, Microsoft has not yet succeeded in buying Yahoo, but just to know that it was in the pipes the last few weeks is a little crazy.
Who's next? Ebay? Soon there will be more than two giants who make war. And small who seek to redeem as soon as possible. Then, of course, nothing is final, but I do not see what could upset this scenario. What happen outsider to shake Microsoft and Google? And would have enough nerve to refuse a bid ...
I'm not convinced it's a good thing in the end. Of course, everyone does not aim to finish on the stock market, and be redeemed by a great outcome is a more than respectable. But where are the services purchased? Often they have not moved for months. And for the user (because everyone does not create its startup), it means that there is always more pub, insidiously crept into every corner of the web.
So who is next?
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