http://www.newdelhitimes.org/2008/08/why-big-companies-sometimes-lose-out-to-startups/ Gaurav Bhatnagar reporting from New Delhi, India Tue, 31 Jan 2012 10:14:00 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0 http://www.newdelhitimes.org/2008/08/why-big-companies-sometimes-lose-out-to-startups/#comment-3426 Saad Akhtar Tue, 12 Aug 2008 11:33:10 +0000 http://www.newdelhitimes.org/?p=403#comment-3426 Makes sense. A little sad though... Small companies start all swift and nimble, success follows, they become large companies, they look at other small-swift-nimble companies and feel bad. :-) Kind of like Google going "Dont be evil" in the beginning, then "maybe a little evil aint that bad", and now "fuck it, let's do it. All the other big boys are." Makes sense. A little sad though… Small companies start all swift and nimble, success follows, they become large companies, they look at other small-swift-nimble companies and feel bad.
Kind of like Google going “Dont be evil” in the beginning, then “maybe a little evil aint that bad”, and now “fuck it, let’s do it. All the other big boys are.”

]]> http://www.newdelhitimes.org/2008/08/why-big-companies-sometimes-lose-out-to-startups/#comment-6129 Saad Akhtar Tue, 12 Aug 2008 11:33:00 +0000 http://www.newdelhitimes.org/?p=403#comment-6129 Makes sense. A little sad though... Small companies start all swift and nimble, success follows, they become large companies, they look at other small-swift-nimble companies and feel bad. :-) Kind of like Google going "Dont be evil" in the beginning, then "maybe a little evil aint that bad", and now "fuck it, let's do it. All the other big boys are." Makes sense. A little sad though… Small companies start all swift and nimble, success follows, they become large companies, they look at other small-swift-nimble companies and feel bad.
Kind of like Google going “Dont be evil” in the beginning, then “maybe a little evil aint that bad”, and now “fuck it, let’s do it. All the other big boys are.”

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