4 things to expect from Google in 2015 - CNET



4 things to expect from Google in 2015 - CNET

4 things to expect from Google in 2015 4 things to expect from Google in 2015 Google wants very much to be known as more than just a search company, and over the next year many of its biggest moves will be in other areas. Google is a powerhouse, but it's a powerhouse in transition. In 2014, Google's search engine -- the largest in the world -- continued to dominate the market. In the US, the company has 67 percent of the search market on desktop computers. Globally, it's a $50 billion business in revenue annually. But as Google looks to where future revenue streams will come from, CEO Larry Page hasn't been shy about saying the company has needed to expand its vision. When Google was founded in 1998, it gave itself the mandate of "organizing the world's information." Now that means a lot more than just search. "I think the mission statement is probably a little bit too narrow and we're thinking about how to do that a little more broadly," Page said in December. So, not surprisingly,

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