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June 22, 2004
'Out of Touch Management'
The New York Times report on the new Googlebomb: Searching in Google for 'out of touch management' gives you the Google Corporate Information as a first site.
This appears on the same day as the drop of Merrill Lynch from the bankers list that overseing Google's IPO. Aleggedly, Merrill Lynch dropped out because it thought that the fees were too low.
Google, on the other hand continues to try and persuade investors on the fact that they are (really!) a good company and are idealists interested in the long term results and support to the public.
Things are not easy for Google at this stage and the 'out of touch' managers have a lot to persuade us (users and investors) about in not just words but in actions. Who wouldn't celebrate and hail gloriously in the news that Gmail will drop the mail scanning for example...
Harry Tzetzos @ Rugles Website Marketing Services
Posted by Basileios at June 22, 2004 04:23 AM
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