The Birth of Google

July 28, 2005

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Andy Rush

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Here is an entertaining (and educational) article on The Birth of Google.

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July 28, 2005

Gardner Campbell

That’s a great article. Can’t wait to read the book. Favorite quotation (of many great ones): “two swords sharpening one another.”

Thanks for blogging on this. Read as a parable of education, individual excellence, and collaboration, it’s extremely instructive.

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