The Google Story
Inside the Hottest Business, Media, and Technology Success of Our Time
About the book
David A. Vise and Mark Malseed trace Google from the moment Sergey Brin, born in Moscow, and Larry Page, from the Midwest, left graduate school at Stanford to build a search engine that would organize the Web's information for free. Drawing on careful research and wide access to the company, they explain the business sense and engineering behind its rise, the hidden network of computers that returns fast results, and the unorthodox management and culture that let it challenge Microsoft and unsettle Wall Street. They also weigh the hard choices that growth forced on the founders and their guiding mantra. The book was published in November 2005.
Yaro Starak, founder of Entrepreneurs-Journey.com, remembered it as the account of how Google started, while noting that it is now quite old and would probably need updating.
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Yaro Starak (Founder/Entrepreneurs-Journey.com)
Certainly, hearing how Google started. It was called “The Google Story”, can’t remember the authors of that one. It’s quite an old book now, would probably need to be updated.
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