Who, they ask, could possibly compete broadly with I.B.M.?
-- Nick Wingfield Competition From Google Facebook gives more space in the filing to the relatively young Google Plus than to any other social network, saying, "We compete broadly with Google's social networking offerings, including Google+, which it has integrated with certain of its products, including search and Android".
We compete broadly with the social media offerings of Apple, Facebook, Google, and Twitter, and with other, largely regional, social media platforms that have strong positions in particular countries.
All developed countries too large to specialize in a single sector -- but too small to compete broadly from their domestic market -- risk falling further behind the U.S. and being overtaken by China.
On the buyer side, Foap competes broadly with stock photo services such as istockphoto.com, GettyImages, 123RF.com, and Fotolia — while, specifically, the startup is targeting companies that need to find natural looking photos with a "local feeling" for commercial or editorial purposes.
And these compete more broadly with apps like Peel, Televised, Fan.tv (Fanhattan), and others that want to provide mobile video and mobile TV guides.
The HBO NOW offering is only one way the premium network is working to compete more broadly with streaming services like Netflix, Amazon and Hulu.
This new product would compete more broadly with things like PayPal, Google Wallet or Square Cash, for example, all of which have a consumer angle to their services intended for those who need to pay back friends or family.
"We compete very broadly for a share of members' time and spending, against linear networks, DVDs, other internet networks, video games, web browsing, magazine reading, video piracy, and much more," another section of the document, highlighted by Quartz, reads.
Though aimed at the privacy-minded, Signal competes more broadly with apps like Facebook Messenger, WhatsApp and Google Duo, all of which support video calling.
Soldsie competes more broadly with other startups attempting to leverage social media for e-commerce, including Chirpify and Instagram shopping site Hashbag, for example.
