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But the Obama Administration and Congress are starting to grapple with the enormity of the problems in the financial system

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Carmakers need to let go of their musty business models and start thinking like 21st century companies—like Google

If Google (GOOG) ran a car company, what would it look like? What lessons of Google's singular success in the Internet age might apply to remaking this, among other failing industries? Would the Googlemobile be the product of stealth and secrecy or openness and collaboration? Could Detroit release cars in beta? Could cars be ad-supported and free? Is there any hope for an industry that traffics in atoms instead of digits? Would a Googley car company even make cars? ...

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