1. DETAILS OF THE BOOK Publishers: pan mac Millan ltd. In 2005
Cost: Rs.259 on flipcart.com Pages: 326
2. AUTHORS DAVID A VISE Pulitzer prize winner. This is his 4th
book. MARK MALSEED Information industry consultant Investigative
reporter 3. Spring 1995,New student orientation at Stanford.
Larryandsergey. William Gates Computer Science Center Rajeev
Motwani and MIDAS(mining data at Stanford) Inktomi, Altavista and
yahoo checks Digital Libraries Project, Links & PageRank .
Backrub & Its Logo. Googleplex, google & G-o-o-g-o-l. 4.
Google soon Overgrew bounds Of Lab. Technology Disclosed to
Stanford OTL(office of technology licensing). Incomparable Google
Potential. In 1997,Google has become the de-facto search engine for
the Stanford community. Their advisors fund $ 10,000 for new
computers. They tried to sell this technology to various companies
who denied to take their technology. Hence came out to be
entrepreneurs. 5. Andy Bechtolsheim (legendry Investor). Google
Inc. ($1,00,000). Moores Law. Started Recruiting. Top 100 Web Sites
List. Need of Angel Investors.(googleware) 6. 1. Andy Bechtolsheim
gave $1 million 2. Through two venture capitalists John doerr of
Kleiner Perkins Caufield & Byers Mike moritz of Sequia capital
Both of them raising together $25 million 7. Hiring a Pilot &
Getting Google Eric Schmidt . Winning AOL. Overcoming inktomi and
overture. Google socialist, yahoo captialistic approach. 8. th 5And
on day & Global Goooogling Teoma (third generations search
technology ASK.COM). Krishna Bharat and Google News. Craig
Nevill-Manning and Froogle. Globalisation of Google. 9. Google
Economy ( basically through click based pricing of adds)Going
public ( initial share price was between $110 to $135 per share
later reduced to $85 to $95 per share)Charlies Place Space
Race(winning of AOL in providing ads to it, and innovations Google
Desktop Search, Google Mini) 10. Show Down & Trick Clicks Geico
v. Google. $1 Billion Per Year. $100 Million Per Month. $3 Million
Per Day. $50 Per Click. 11. Attacking Microsoft The real battle
being waged was over recruiting and retaining the brightest
technologists in the world. 12. What does the book convey ? Focus
on Great Technologies. Focus on Great People. A healthy disregard
for the impossible. Innovation. Determination. Believe.
AmbitionFinally its a good book that takes us through the journey
of google keeping us glued to it. 13. Since 2000THANK YOU
