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What started as a small business in a dorm room is now a word in the English language. And Google has no plans to slow down. In October, the company paid $1.65 billon to acquire Youtube. In December, Google agreed to a partnership with NASA to bring things like maps of the moon and real time tracking of the space shuttle right into people's homes. At this pace, the stratospheres is the limit for the world's largest search engine.

It's the market, we have a good deal team to make deals look easier, but I can assure you that there is a lot of hard work what has happened behind the scenes in any deals especially of the tapes that magnitude * we've seen of myspace.

The analysts have followed Microsoft beginning in the 1990s, this all played out over 15 years. And Google is seemed to play out over 5 to 7 years, that's quite special. The speed with which Google has conquered the market that they thought it created is amazing.

Sergey Brin and Larry Page were graduate students in computer science at Stanford University when they developed a new search technology. The buzz of it/ spread through campus, and then throughout the country. In 1998, they drew up a business plan and raised a million dollars to get started. Google's market value now $150 billion dollars. Googleplex in Mountain View, California is the headquarters, but the company employs over 9,000 people worldwide.

Google has developed an intellectual advantage which is hard to quantify, and it's hard to measure, but it/ suffices to say that Google is the company of choice to work for when you are coming out with a PHD in computer science and MITers, Stanforder and any of the other fine intellectual institutions in the country.

By the fourth quarter of 2001, Google had turned a profit, the company went public in 2004. Shares were offered at $85 and topped $100 on the first day of trading. Last year, shares remained steady in the $400 range and even reached over $500. Google gets over 475 million users a month, and more than half of that traffic is from outside of the United States. The folks of Google don't talk a lot about future plans, they seem to prefer the element of surprise.

The history as any guide this company will go through significant hiccups and then the test will be how well they treat their employees. Right now, as far as their employers are concerned as long as you want to exist in the intense environment. They almost can do no wrong.

As long as Google sustains the intellectual edge, coming up with new products and services that their consumers want and stay in the No.1 choice for consumers in search. There is no reason to believe that Google can't sustain this technological advantage. Of course it has some fantastic competition with Microsoft and Yahoo gearing up to challenge them in search.

Google is really amazing mirecal