In 2003 Evan Williams, the Owner of the Internet Firm

In 2003 Evan Williams, the owner of the Internet firm Blogger, sold his company to Google; in the process, he became a Google employee. Why might Karl Marx suspect that this move would leave Williams feeling more alienated than before?

A) At Google he couldn't enjoy the solitude that he could when he worked with just a few other people.
B) He no longer had control over what he produced.
C) Google is notorious for using technology to monitor and control its workers.
D) He had to relocate to Palo Alto, where Google is headquartered.
E) He made less money.