Google in Zurich is growing and growing. And with clever public relations work, it knows that this is a great stroke of luck for Zurich, the canton of Zurich and Switzerland. But I dare to doubt this: the uncontrolled growth of this global company in Switzerland poses great challenges for our media, advertising and IT industries.
Not only can they no longer find vietnam rcs data qualified employees of their own - national advertising money as well as service revenues (such as travel agencies, flight bookings, navigation services, car sales, etc.) suddenly become a flow of money diverted to the USA.
Switzerland, indeed the whole of Europe, seems to have failed to deal with this massive shift in a qualified manner. People are blinded by the big brand names and clever public relations work. No politician dares to oppose the world powers of the Internet with a national strategy. Fear also seems to play a role: the search giants and surveillance monsters, which these big players are, have the power to examine every single person down to their underwear and to punish them discreetly. Of course, they claim everywhere that they would not do this. But honestly: can we believe that? When in history has someone with such absolute power not abused it? Just think of the Catholic Church in the early Middle Ages. It has always been the (difficult) task of the population to resist the abuse of power. "Don't be evil" is Google's corporate mission. "Don't be naive" should be ours.