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Blogchalk:
Portsmouth, NH, US
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Tuesday, December 17, 2002
Morgan Wilson points to
an interesting article on the ethical tight-rope Google tries to walk. I found the following snippet more interesting: In September, at the height of the China controversy, Google legal eagle Drummond spotted an article about the prospect of a Google IPO, which, the story said, might be the spark to ignite the dormant public offerings market. Drummond forwarded the story with some sardonic comments. In his office, Brin tries to find the email for me but can't. He notes the irony in that, and goes on to paraphrase the note...
Hmm. Google needs a search engine for their email? The full article is here.
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