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In the plex
Book • 2011
In *In the Plex*, Steven Levy provides an in-depth exploration of Google's rise from its origins as a Stanford project to its current status as a global tech giant.
The book delves into Google's engineering mindset, its approach to innovation, and its impact on society.
Levy examines key aspects such as Google's relationship with China, its social networking initiatives, and its interactions with government regulators.
The book delves into Google's engineering mindset, its approach to innovation, and its impact on society.
Levy examines key aspects such as Google's relationship with China, its social networking initiatives, and its interactions with government regulators.
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Mentioned by Charlie Munger as an interesting book about Google's engineering culture.

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while discussing his Google internship.


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while discussing Google's history and its struggle with balancing principles and profit.


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in the introduction of the podcast.


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as the author of the canonical history of Google.


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when discussing Bill Gross's quote about Overture's patents.


Brian McCullough

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The Origins of Google - In The Plex by Steven Levy
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to go back to the history of Google.

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as a great story that gets you up to about 2010 or so.

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