- Ken Auletta
- Googled
- Googled_split_047.html
CHAPTER 17: Where Is the Wave Taking
Google?
322
“When asked to describe the
difference”: author interview with Eileen Naughton,
February 28, 2008.
322
“If you can solve
search”: author interview with Larry Page available
on YouTube, May 1, 2002.
323
“we scale”:
author interview with Sergey Brin, March 26,
2008.
323
uploading eighty-six
thousand full length movies: “Letter from the
Founders,” Google 2008 annual report, April
2009.
323
“Everything Google
does”: Bala Lyer and Thomas H. Davenport, “Reverse
Engineering Google’s Innovation Machine,” Harvard Business Review, April
2008.
324
Its social network
site: author interviews with Google executives in
Russia, Jason Bush, “Where Google Isn’t Goliath,” BusinessWeek, June 26, 2008.
324
“These companies air
kiss”: author interview with Andrew Lack, October 4,
2007.
324
Facebook had 200 million
users: author interview with Sheryl Sandberg, March
30, 2009.
324
“Anybody that
gets”: author interview with Bill Campbell, October
8, 2007.
325
Lee began with
: author interview with Kwan Lee, February 10,
2009.
325
“lacks a social
gene”: author interview with John Borthwick, April
28, 2008.
326
“If I were
Google”: author interview with Danny Sullivan, August
27, 2007.
326
The problem with horizontal
search: author interview with Jason Calacanus,
September 21, 2007.
327
“the semantic
web”: Katie Franklin, “Google May Be Displaced, Said
World Wide Web Creator Tim Berners-Lee”, Daily
Telegraph, March 3, 2008.
327
“hundreds of years
away”: author interview with Craig Silverstein,
September 17, 2007.
327
“We are no
closer”: author interview with Marc Andreessen, March
27, 2008.
327
In his provocative
book: Nicholas Carr, The Big
Switch: Rewiring the World, from Edison to Google, W. W. Norton & Company,
2008.
328
“this was the
thrust”: Neil Postman, Amusing
Ourselves to Death: Public Discourse in the Age of Show Business, Viking Penguin,
1985.
328
Tara Brabazon, a
professor: accounts of Professor Brabazon address in
both the Economic Times and the
Telegraph, January 14,
2008.
329 Miguel
Helft of the New York Times wrote a
series of stories in April 2009 on challenges to Google’s book
settlement; amicus briefs were filed with U.S. District Court Judge
Denny Chin on April 13 and 17, 2009.
330 Miguel
Heft, “YouTube Blocked in China, Google Says,” New York Times, March 25, 2009.
330
“China ordered PC
makers”: “U.S. Makes Official Complaint to China over
Internet Censorship,” Financial Times,
June 22, 2009.
331
“What Google should
fear”: author interview with Yossi Vardi, February
28, 2008.
331
When Marissa Mayer
said: author interview with Mayer, August 21,
2007.
331
“What separates
us”: author interview with Stacey Savides Sullivan,
August 21, 2007.
331
“are
utopians”: author interview with Terry Winograd,
September 25, 2007.
332
In the 1990s:
an excellent exploration of long-term capital’s demise is contained
in Roger Lowenstein’s When Genuis Failed: The
Rise and Fall of f Long-Term Capital Management, Random
House, 2000.
332
“’Google returned
links”: Nat Ives, “Media Giants Want to Top Google
Results,” Advertising Age, March 23,
2009.
333
when Eric Schmidt
envisioned: Miguel Heft, “Google Ends Its Project for
Selling Radio Ads,” New York Times,
February 13, 2009.
333
“They have no
experience”: author interview with Danny Sullivan,
March 20, 2008.
333
“a great
company”: author interview with Fred Wilson, January
22, 2008.
333
“Google is like that
fourteen-year-old”: author interview with Strauss
Zelnick, January 9, 2008.
334
Although Mary Meeker believes Google is a great
company: author interview with Mary Meeker, January 23,
2009.
334
“There is nothing about
their model”: author interview with Clayton
Christensen, April 17, 2009.
335
“There is no end in
sight”: author interview with Fred Wilson, January
22, 2008.
335
“to the falsehood that you
can grow”: author interview with Clayton Christensen,
April 17, 2009.