Google Gets Ready to Rumble With Microsoft (Published 2007)
Mountain View, Calif. A CEREBRAL computer-scientist-turned-executive, Eric E. Schmidt has spent much of his career competing uphill against Microsoft, quietly watching it outflank, outmaneuver or simply outgun most of its rivals. At Sun Microsystems, where he was chief technology officer, Mr. Schmidt looked on as Scott G. McNealy, the company’s chairman, railed against Microsoft and its leaders, S
As Its Stock Tops $600, Google Faces Growing Risks (Published 2007)
Can anything stop the ascent of Google’s stock? When the company’s shares pierced $600 for the first time last Monday, Wall Street analysts scrambled to jack up their price targets, most to about $700. Jim Cramer, the high-decibel CNBC talk-show host, told his audience on Wednesday night “never to take financial advice from anyone who doesn’t recommend Google.” Google closed the week at $637.39, m
The Google Way: Give Engineers Room (Published 2007)
GOOGLE engineers are encouraged to take 20 percent of their time to work on something company-related that interests them personally. This means that if you have a great idea, you always have time to run with it. It sounds obvious, but people work better when they’re involved in something they’re passionate about, and many cool technologies have their origins in 20 percent time, including Gmail, G
Google Takes Step on Video Copyrights (Published 2007)
SAN BRUNO, Calif., Oct. 15 — Google is seeking to put an end to the copyright wars over online video. On Monday, the company unveiled a long-anticipated system that, if effective, would allow media companies to prevent their clips from being uploaded to YouTube without permission. Whether the system will work well enough to satisfy media companies who have been irked by the proliferation of unauth
Moving Web-Based Software Offline (Published 2007)
SAN FRANCISCO, May 30 — Millions of people enjoy free Web-based software programs that deliver e-mail, news and many other services. But those programs are available to users only when they are online. Now Google is hoping to help make many of those programs, among them its own free Web applications like Gmail and Docs and Spreadsheets, available offline, say when a user is on an airplane. In doin
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YouTube Passes Debates to a New Generation (Published 2007)
Do-It-Yourself Eyeglass Shopping on the Internet (Published 2007)
Google Buys an Online Ad Firm for $3.1 Billion (Published 2007)