Mohammed Bahareth, one of Saudi Arabia's leading minds on Subliminal Marketing, has released We Hate Google, an in-depth look at the technology juggernaut and some of the astounding ways that Google and the Internet has shaped (and will continue to shape) human existence.

It is difficult to think of a single company that has had even a fraction of the impact on human existence that Google has exerted and continues to wield. Google, once little more than a research project, has today grown to massive proportions, with tentacles snaking into almost every aspect of online life (and even into offline life, as well). Mohammad Bahareth takes a no-holds barred look into the history, the present and the future of the Internet giant Google in his groundbreaking new book, We Hate Google.

We Hate Google does what few other books have been able to do – it provides a comprehensive look at how Google began, including details that many consumers did not know. From its early beginnings to its initial steps into the world of search engine service, We Hate Google tracks the company's performance, its changing goals and its drive to be all things to all people through as many platforms as possible.

The book begins with a comprehensive look at the birth of the company and moves seamlessly into the company's development, its feud with Apple and its position on Microsoft. We Hate Google even opens up the subject of open source platforms and free apps, as well as Google's influence on this burgeoning sector of society. From there, the book moves on to topics like cyber-rivalries, cyber-security and even cyber-dares. It finishes up with a startling look at the future of the Internet and Google – a startling future that is rapidly approaching