blog.wired.com — This detailed interview between Vogelstein and Google CEO Eric Schmidt demonstrates a couple of things: 1) rarely is entrepreneurial success accidental and 2) sometimes it takes a strong editorial effort to pull out nuggets from a tech visionary that crystallizes a story in a way that had never been done before.
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allaboutdatikiApr 10, 2007
In one word: wow ...If you're at all interested in how the company operates, this is a must read.
ezranApr 10, 2007
Shaim2, Thank you much!!
cwo655321Apr 10, 2007
Reallygoodarticle. Horribleformatting though.
fairlystupidApr 10, 2007
The billionaire club can do whatever it wants and everyone else thinks it's the coolest thing. The tech industry has about 500 people who run almost all the big stuff. And everyone pats everyone else's back. Depressing in a way.
pinoyboy82Apr 10, 2007
How is the business model failing? I wouldn't want to reinvent the wheel everytime I had an idea. They buy _proven_ technology and they genuinely try to not bastardize it after purchase. I can deal with that, can you? Do you have any ideas to improve the Google business model? I would like to hear them.
erzoApr 10, 2007
Just wow. This is an amazing article. I don't find the formatting too horrible to read. I admit, it could be better. Stop multi-tasking while reading this. You will need to stop doing whatever for 10 minutes while reading this. It's worth it. :)