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Les annonces de Google I/O

Les 10 et 11 mai 2011 avait lieu Google I/O au Mos­cone Cen­ter de San Fran­cisco, la confé­rence déve­lop­peurs du lea­der de l’Internet. Confé­rence déve­lop­peurs et pas uti­li­sa­teurs, mais une occa­sion pour Google de faire des annonces clés struc­tu­rantes, un peu comme chez Micro­soft. Contrai­re­ment à Apple, ces deux acteurs pré­emptent long­temps à l’avance l’attention des déve­lop­peurs et com­mu­niquent sur leur road­map pro­duits. Je n’y étais pas mais ai suivi comme des mil­liers d’internautes les key­notes sur You­Tube ainsi que cer­taines ses­sions “breakouts”.
Google - II - Page's reorganisation

Today is the first day Larry Page is once again the CEO of Google. (Eric Schmidt announced he would be relinquishing his CEO post in January). The last time Page was the CEO was a decade ago before he and co-founder Sergey Brin hired Schmidt for adult supervision. The founders don’t need supervision anymore, and while Google is still the most powerful tech company in the world, it is not as invincible as it once seemed even a few years ago. Google is still king of search, but when it comes to new growth areas like social or local, the action is elsewhere: Facebook, Twitter, Zynga, Groupon. http://techcrunch.com/2011/04/04/doerr-page/

When John Doerr Met Larry Page

Google - II - Features

Google - II - Revenues

Google - II - Privacy policy

Google Caffeine

Google - II - Acquisitions

Google - II - Competition policy