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and there is the issue of apple going with exclusive contracts on iphone until they got forced into opening up by various national governments. And the same is seen with how google handles the android market. Its only available in a select number of nations, iirc. Heck, the nexus one was a failure not so much from it being sold online, but from it being unavailable globally from day one. These exclusive contracts and such are how the US mobile market operates, not the world market. Yet US companies keep bringing the way of doing things that they are used to everywhere.

Even tech news have this issue, where a US based writer will write as if the US situation is the world situation. As such, nokia is a failed brand in their view, while apple and google is the big names now (heck, i would claim nokia was selling blackberry style phones for years before US tech press started going gaga over those keyboard phones). Yet when one look at mobile browser share worldwide, opera is on top, with nokia right behind. This thanks to large african an asian market shares (opera is probably helped along by their opera mini proxy browser that enables any j2me phone to browse). This makes it very ironic that we now see big sites have special urls going to their mobile sites start with i for iphone rather then m for mobile (or something similar. Sadly there is no real agreement, and some pages rely on browser detection rather then a special url). This because the site have HQ in USA and apple iphone happens to be big there (and to a lesser degree in europe).

This argument doesn’t have legs.

You can’t have it both ways. If you think that American companies view French consumers as an aggregation of second-class people, then it follows that Google won’t be able to hold on to its 90% market share. Of course, you could be wrong (gasp) and Google’s 90% market share might just be signalling that Google does search better than anyone else in France.

Finally, if you really want to talk about the “poison of arrogance”, perhaps you should write about French 20-somethings protesting the fact that they won’t get their government pensions until they’re 62. Or the Greeks who are upset that investors are no longer willing to subsidize a country that spends more than it produces and in which the government employs over 30% of the population. Or a continent filled with “social democracies” watching in shock as their welfare states crumble.