It’s difficult to remember the Internet before Google. In just over ten years, the little company begun in a Menlo Park, California garage has grown into a globally-known giant. Its name has become a common verb. Its search engine is the world’s primary link to exploring the Web. Some of its freely-shared tools have replaced [...]
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What Would Google Do? (Jeff Jarvis)
Posted in economics, technology, tagged business, change, Google, industry, innovation on January 21, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
The Big Switch (Nicholas Carr)
Posted in economics, technology, tagged business, computers, economics, electricity, utilities, web 2.0 on January 1, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
History has been known to repeat itself. In The Big Switch: Our New Digital Destiny [LibraryThing / WorldCat], Nicholas Carr identifies one trend that seems to be doing a rerun in our modern world. He connects the rise of electrical utilities in the late nineteenth century and the advent of Internet utilities during our own era. [...]




