How Google Inc (GOOG) Shares Can Hit $1,000

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As Google is demonstrating with the rollout of its new Fiber Internet connectivity service, taking on established industry heavyweights isn’t a problem. As for innovation, Google recently rolled out a wireless connectivity service in South Africa using “white space,” the unused and unlicensed part of the TV broadcast spectrum. And you can add Google Glass, a comprehensive suite of cloud services, social-media alternatives such as Google+, and even a home delivery service called Google Shopping, to the growing list of Google Inc (NASDAQ:GOOG) solutions.

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Google remains an Internet advertising industry titan, and that’s not likely to change in the immediate future. But it’s Google’s willingness to move beyond the mainstream, and having the technological savvy and financial wherewithal to do it, that sets it apart from the rest, and should continue to do so — all the way to $1,000 a share, and beyond.

The article Monetizing YouTube: 1 More Reason Google Will Reach $1,000 a Share originally appeared on Fool.com and is written by Tim Brugger.

Fool contributor Tim Brugger has no position in any stocks mentioned. The Motley Fool recommends and owns shares of Amazon.com, Google, and Netflix.

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