Google and I enjoy an “open relationship.”
It’s a near-perfect love story that’s been going on for years.
He is enriched by my presence. Since he’s afraid that I’ll leave him for somebody younger, he must always find new ways of seducing me. But everyone knows I’m happy because I come back to see him every day.
Microsoft is a part of the “older generation.”
I signed a marriage contract with things in fine print. The divorce was complicated, and his lawyers weren’t amusing. I know now he was only after my money, but I didn’t realize it until too late.
The case is similar for young people and technology: they’re in open relationships and, thanks to blogging and other tools, they can tell each other everything.
Long live “open” monopolies?
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