Lawrence "Larry" Page (born March 26, 1973) is an American computer scientist best known as co-founder of Google Inc.
Source: Hacker News
Last February, Astro Teller, the director of Google’s (GOOG) secretive research lab, Google X, went to seek approval from Chief Executive Officer Larry Page for an unlikely acquisition. Teller was proposing that Google ...
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After previously investing in the company, Google has now acquired Makani Power, a green energy startup that is currently building airborne wind turbines. The acquisition was first reported in Brad Stone’s Busines ...
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Source: Church Crunch
The insights weren’t about Google+, Google Glass or anything like that. No, these insights had to do with him personally. Today I had the privilege of guest posting for Church Marketing Sucks on Page’s keynote. I’ve been followi ...
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Source: The Register
Microsoft has issued an update to its YouTube app for Windows Phone 8 that addresses some of Google's concerns over the earlier version, but not all of them. Google's streaming-video division sent Microsoft a takedown request ...
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Source: Guardian Unlimited
A week or so ago, Google's chief executive, Larry Page, caused ripples when he suggested at a public event that laws older than 50 years or so shouldn't apply to internet companies, and that it might be fun to have an island where Goog ...
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Source: GigaOM
Google X, Google’s lab where the company hatches big ideas like driverless cars and Google Glasses, is acquiring the high altitude wind startup Makani Power, according to an article in Bloomberg Business Week. This is the first time we’ve heard t ...
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Source: Knowledge@Wharton
With the introduction of Google Glass, an effort to create and market computerized eyewear, Google has captured the imagination of technologists, consumers and even sketch comedy show "Saturday Night Live," while also raising a number ...
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