Google Tools. Google Development. Google Translate. Google Cloud. Google Latitude. Google. Google Support. Google Graveyard. Not every Google product is made of gold. Google encourages experimentation, and that leads to both success and failure. As the decade progressed and the economy worsened, Google also stopped being quite as experimental with products that didn't have any money making potential. Here's a list of a few of those not so golden products. Google Video, when it was originally introduced, was a competitor to YouTube that let you upload videos and either offer them for free or charge users to view them. If you wanted to view a video you purchased, you had to download the Google Video Player to see it. The service was not a big hit, Google ended up buying YouTube, and they eventually shut off the ability to charge for videos. In 2011, Google further dismantled Google Video and even videos that had been previously uploaded to the service and available for free viewing were removed.
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