rules
New relationship Give the people control, we will use it Dell hell Your worst customer is your best friend Your best customer is your partner
New architecture The link changes everything Do what you do best and link to the rest Join a network / Be a platform Think distributed
New publicness If you’re not searchable, you won’t  be found Everybody needs a little SEO Life is public, so is business Your customers are your ad agency
New society Elegant organization    —Mark Zuckerberg
New economy Small is the new big Manage abundance (not scarcity) Join the open-source, gift economy The mass market is dead—long live the mass of niches Google commodifies everything Welcome to the Google economy
New business reality Atoms are a drag Middlemen are doomed Free is a business model Decide what business you’re in
New attitude There is an inverse relationship between control and trust  —David Weinberger Trust the people Listen
New ethic Make mistakes well Life is a beta Be honest Be transparent Collaborate Don’t be evil
New speed Answers are instantaneous Life is live Mobs form in a flash
New imperatives Beware the cash cow in the coalmine Encourage, enable, and protect innovation Simplify, Simplify Get out of the way  —Craig Newmark
ruled the earth If
Media The Google Times — Newspapers, post-paper Googlewood — Entertainment, opened up GoogleCollins — Killing the book to save it
Advertising And now a word from Google’s sponsors — Is advertising replaced by quality and   service. Are the customers the ad    agency?
Retail Google Eats — A business built on openness Google Shops — A company built on people
Utilities Google Power & Light — What Google would do GT&T — What Google should do   Imagine a cable company as a platform for   what we want to do.
Manufacturing The Googlemobile — From secrecy to sharing:   Opening up the design process Google Cola — We’re more than consumers
Service Google Air — A social marketplace of customers:   Can an airline become a publisher for its   wise crowd? Google Real Estate — Information is power   Eliminating the middlemen—or making   them add real value
Money Google Capital — Money makes networks   The Googliest job The First Bank of Google — Markets without middlemen   Open Bank, the transparent institution, the   only bank you can trust
Public welfare St. Google’s Hospital — The benefits of publicness Google Mutual Insurance — The business of cooperation
Public institutions Google U — Opening education The United States of Google — Geeks rule
Exceptions PR and lawyers — Hopeless God and Apple — Beyond Google?   Is Apple the great exception or is it Googley?
Generation
Generation Google and the impact on: Friendship — We stay linked forever Publicness — Is privacy over? Thought — Does the internet make us smarter? Politics and government — Is this the transparent administration? Talent — This is the creation generation
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WWGD? - The PowerPoint

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    New relationship Givethe people control, we will use it Dell hell Your worst customer is your best friend Your best customer is your partner
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    New architecture Thelink changes everything Do what you do best and link to the rest Join a network / Be a platform Think distributed
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    New publicness Ifyou’re not searchable, you won’t be found Everybody needs a little SEO Life is public, so is business Your customers are your ad agency
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    New society Elegantorganization —Mark Zuckerberg
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    New economy Smallis the new big Manage abundance (not scarcity) Join the open-source, gift economy The mass market is dead—long live the mass of niches Google commodifies everything Welcome to the Google economy
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    New business realityAtoms are a drag Middlemen are doomed Free is a business model Decide what business you’re in
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    New attitude Thereis an inverse relationship between control and trust —David Weinberger Trust the people Listen
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    New ethic Makemistakes well Life is a beta Be honest Be transparent Collaborate Don’t be evil
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    New speed Answersare instantaneous Life is live Mobs form in a flash
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    New imperatives Bewarethe cash cow in the coalmine Encourage, enable, and protect innovation Simplify, Simplify Get out of the way —Craig Newmark
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    Media The GoogleTimes — Newspapers, post-paper Googlewood — Entertainment, opened up GoogleCollins — Killing the book to save it
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    Advertising And nowa word from Google’s sponsors — Is advertising replaced by quality and service. Are the customers the ad agency?
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    Retail Google Eats— A business built on openness Google Shops — A company built on people
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    Utilities Google Power& Light — What Google would do GT&T — What Google should do Imagine a cable company as a platform for what we want to do.
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    Manufacturing The Googlemobile— From secrecy to sharing: Opening up the design process Google Cola — We’re more than consumers
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    Service Google Air— A social marketplace of customers: Can an airline become a publisher for its wise crowd? Google Real Estate — Information is power Eliminating the middlemen—or making them add real value
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    Money Google Capital— Money makes networks The Googliest job The First Bank of Google — Markets without middlemen Open Bank, the transparent institution, the only bank you can trust
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    Public welfare St.Google’s Hospital — The benefits of publicness Google Mutual Insurance — The business of cooperation
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    Public institutions GoogleU — Opening education The United States of Google — Geeks rule
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    Exceptions PR andlawyers — Hopeless God and Apple — Beyond Google? Is Apple the great exception or is it Googley?
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    Generation Google andthe impact on: Friendship — We stay linked forever Publicness — Is privacy over? Thought — Does the internet make us smarter? Politics and government — Is this the transparent administration? Talent — This is the creation generation
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    On sale nowwww.buzzmachine.com/what-would-google-do /