You are one of us -- From whence I came -- In the beginning -- A world without form -- Marketing without "marketing" -- Giving process its due -- Real integrity and thoughts about God -- A healthy appetite for insecurity -- Cheap bastards who can't take a joke -- I go logo loco and learn good enough is good enough -- Rugged individualists with a taste for porn -- Google grows and my voice changes -- Lift off -- Fun and names -- Not the usual yada-yada -- Googlebombs and mail fail -- Managers in hot tubs and hot water -- Is New York alive? -- Where we stand -- Two speakers, one voice -- Mail enhancement and speaking in tongues -- The sell of a new machine -- Where we stand -- Aloha AOL -- We need another billion-dollar idea -- Froogle and friction -- Don't let marketing drive -- Mistakes were made -- I'm feeling lucky -- I'm feeling lucky.
Summary:
An early Google director of marketing and brand management discusses the pioneering work of partners Larry Page and Sergey Brin, the evolution of the company's non-hierarchical structure, and the competitive environment through which ideas are developed and implemented.
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