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March 12, 2008

Wednesday, March 12, 2008 5:46 PM/EST

Google's Internal Tools Would Play Well in the Market

Blogoscoped's Philipp Lenssen published an interesting post today with slides of some collaboration tools Google uses in-house to help its knowledge workers and programmers work more efficiently...

May 25, 2007

Friday, May 25, 2007 10:26 AM/EST

Cringely: What Googlers Make, Google Owns

Robert Cringely says Google has 400 ticking time bombs in the Googleplex.That's 400 brilliant ideas created by Googlers every year during their 20 percent time, only 10 of which Google will possibly pursue. Google has designed a working environment that provides...

May 7, 2007

Monday, May 07, 2007 11:23 AM/EST

Video: Google CEO Schmidt Interviews Sen. John McCain

Google CEO Eric Schmidt interviewed Arizona senator and Republican presidential candidate John McCain on Friday during the company's Authors@Google series. The video of the interview is below.If you're a Google fanboy, you'll love the vibe and inside jokes in the...

March 20, 2007

Tuesday, March 20, 2007 8:25 AM/EST

Schmidt in Your Ear: An Interview with Google's CEO

Google may have a reputation for being a chaotic workplace, but there are parts of the company that aren't run chaotically, Google CEO Eric Schmidt said in a recent podcast interview with iinnovate."Our legal department, our finances, our sales force...

January 31, 2007

Wednesday, January 31, 2007 2:56 PM/EST

Google's Bosworth on why AJAX failed (then succeeded)

eWEEK's Daryl Taft attended the first NYC Google Speaker Series event on Monday, and came away with some insight from Adam Bosworth. Taft:Also, "You don't need to remember how an app works," Bosworth said. "There's a big difference between making...

January 9, 2007

Tuesday, January 09, 2007 11:05 AM/EST

Perks du Soleil: Fun-Loving Google Named Best Place to Work

Google offers the best perks, the most fun work atmosphere, and is the overall best place to work according to an article from Fortune magazine.



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