The second and third hits in Google are other official Hillary pages, which might be helpful to someone doing research on her. Build Profitable, Lifetime Relationships With Customers. Interestingly, Sergey Brin and Larry Page, the founders of Google, in an early academic article, also use the illustrious Clinton family as an example of the problems of the large portal search engines. Google smart people Writing way back in 1998, when Google was getting started, Scott Rosenberg sounds remarkably prescient, striking the themes about Google that have been repeated many times since, especially the idea that we discuss above, that Google cuts through the jungle of dotcom websites that are shouting to sell us their wares to find the real information that we need. If the portals themselves don't generate innovation, smart people elsewhere will.
Commerce is a big driving force in how the Web evolves, but creativity is another.
Meanwhile, they're failing to drive forward the technology at the root of their business That a couple of grad students could build a better search engine than a whole raft of media and technology companies with stock-market valuations in the billions does not speak well of how these firms are spending their budgets. Which is one more reason to distrust the conventional view that the portals have the future of the Web sewn up. They have begun having banner ads at the top of their pages, but so far at least, Google keeps its uncanny ability to find the best links. But what's especially encouraging about Rosenberg's piece is that it's only incidentally about Google.