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Google Inc. was founded on September 4, 1998 by Larry Page and Sergey Brin and is a global technology company best known for its internet search engine Google. Some of Google's most popular services include Google Search, Gmail, Google Maps, Google Chrome, Google+, YouTube and Android.
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Google is an American multinational company best known for its search engine and other services such as Gmail, YouTube, Android, Google Maps, and Google Chrome. It was founded in 1998 by Larry Page and Sergey Brin who met as Ph.D students at Stanford University. Google began as a research project and has since expanded to offer over 150 products and services including the Android mobile operating system, YouTube video sharing platform, Gmail email service, Google Maps, Street View, and the Google Chrome web browser.
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Google started in 1995 as a research project between Larry Page and Sergey Brin at Stanford University. They developed the PageRank algorithm to provide relevant search results by analyzing backlinks between websites. After launching Google.com in 1998, it quickly grew in popularity for its superior search capabilities. Google went public in 2004 and is now one of the largest companies in the world by market capitalization, generating most of its revenue from advertising on its search engine and websites.
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Larry Page and Sergey Brin met at Stanford University in 1995 and began developing a search engine called BackRub. The first version of Google was released in 1996 on the Stanford website. Google.com was registered in 1997 and received its first investment of $100,000 in 1998. Google grew quickly and went public in 2004, and has since launched major products and made major acquisitions including YouTube, Android, and DoubleClick.
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Google was founded in 1996 by Larry Page and Sergey Brin as a research project at Stanford University. It was originally called BackRub but was later renamed Google, derived from the mathematical term 'googol' meaning 1 followed by 100 zeros. Sundar Pichai has been CEO of Google since 2015. Google is headquartered in Mountain View, California and has over 70 offices worldwide. In 2017 Google's revenue was $109.65 billion. Google makes over $250 million per day from online advertising. The Google Assistant is an AI virtual assistant launched in 2016 that can engage in two-way conversations.
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Google offers many free products and services including Gmail, Google Docs, Google Chrome browser, Picasa photo sharing, Blogger for blogging, and iGoogle for customizing your homepage. Some of Google's other tools include Google Maps, Google Earth, Google Reader for RSS feeds, Google Analytics for website statistics, and Google Groups for online discussions. Google also provides research tools such as Google Scholar and search tools like Google Books that allow users to search text within books.
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1. 구글, 신화와 야망
Google : 신화와 야망
구글의 성장
구글의 창립
래리와 세르게이
미시건 출신의 래리페이지는 어릴때부터 발명가를 꿈꿔왔으며, 발명을 통해 세상을 바꾸고 싶다는 포부를 가지고 있었다.
러시아 출신의 브린은 대중적 친화력과 수학에 천부적인 재능을 가지고 있었다.
그들은 스탠포드대학에서 함께 박사과정을 밟으며, 같이 일을 시작하게 되었고 그 만남으로 인해 인생의 크나큰 장을 열게 되었다.
간략한 소개
창립: 1998년 창립자: Larry Page와 Sergey Brin
법인 설립: 1998년 9월 4일 기업공개(NASDAQ): 2004년 8월 19일
본사: 1600 Amphitheatre Parkway, Mountain View, CA 94043
구글이란..
구글(google)은 구골(googol)의 오자형이다.
구골이란 10의 100제곱을 나타내는 수학 용어
인터넷에 존재하는 무한한 정보를 체계화하겠다는 Google의 의지를 반영
구글의 성장
구글 1.0
웹페이지만을 검색
구글 2.0
웹페이지 이외의 모든 정보들이 검색
책, 뉴스, 동영상, 이 세 분야가 구글의 데이터베이스의 중요한 정보 카테고리
출판 신문 TV엔터테이먼트 업계와 갈등을 겪음
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Page Rank
웹페이지의 중요도를 객관적으로 평가
페이지 A에서 페이지 B로 연결된 링크 하나를 한 표로 해석
득표 수를 기준으로 해당 페이지의 중요도를 평가
하이퍼텍스트 매칭 분석
페이지의 전체 콘텐츠도 분석
글꼴, 구획 및 단어의 정확한 위치까지 고려
검색결과가 검색어와 가장 관련성이 높은 것인지 확인
구글, 검색어의 일생
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주파수경쟁 / 통신사들과 연합
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성장을 위해서라면..
Youtube.com
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더블클릭(double click)
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웹사이트 배너 광고 시장 장악
iGoogle을 아시나요?
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검색엔진임대를 통한 수입
계속되는 재정의 압박
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하지만 텍스트 광고로서 수입을 얻게 됨
구글, 99%의 수익원!
텍스트 광고 도입
2000년에 도입, 초기 2년간 수익은 미비
수정도입 - 사용자의 관심에 따라서 광고를 반영
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구글 수익의 그래프
광고를 통해 얻은 수익 어디에 쓸까?
세계 곳곳의 웹페이지 수집하는 재원. (단위 : 천달러)
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네이버, 애드포스트?
네이버도
애드 포스트라는 이름으로 블로그에 광고를 달게 되었다.
구글의 텍스트광고인
애드센스를 따라서 만든 느낌이 강하다.
네이버의 애드 포스트는
09년도에 시작하여 올해 4월 5일 모든 블로그에 확대 적용된 것이다.
개인 정보도 데이터화!
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How Google Works / 구글은 어떻게 일하는가 (Korean / 한국어 버전)
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History of google
Google began in 1995 as a research project between Larry Page and Sergey Brin at Stanford University. They developed a search engine called BackRub and later renamed it Google in 1997. Google launched its homepage in 1998 and has since expanded to offer many products and services including Gmail, Google Maps, Google Chrome, Android, and YouTube which Google acquired in 2006. Google has grown tremendously from its origins as a research project to become a dominant force in internet search and technology.
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Expose the unexpose
Google was founded in 1998 by Larry Page and Sergey Brin as a research project at Stanford University. It provides internet-related products and services including search, advertising, and software. Some of its most popular products are Gmail, Google Chrome, Google Maps, Google Translate, and Google Talk. Google is the most used search engine and web browser worldwide.
Google-Work Culture and Innovation
Google's founders Larry Page and Sergey Brin met at Stanford University in 1995 and began collaborating on a search engine initially called BackRub. By 1996, they built their search engine to use links to determine the importance of individual web pages. In 1998, they incorporated their company as Google Inc. and launched their Google search engine, taking its name from the mathematical term 'googol' meaning 10 to the 100th power. Their innovative workplace culture and focus on innovation has led Google to develop many popular products and services over the years like Gmail, Google Maps, Google Drive, Android, and YouTube.
Google, by Filippo B.
Sergey Brin is a Russian-American computer scientist who co-founded Google. He immigrated to the US at age 6 and earned degrees from the University of Maryland and Stanford University. At Stanford, he met Larry Page and they started building a search engine together in their dorm room. In 1998, they founded Google Inc. and grew it into a multinational company. Google's search engine helps users find information on the web by analyzing the links between pages. The company now offers many other services in addition to search and owns Android and Chrome OS.
ppt on google v/s yahoo
Larry Page and Sergey Brin created Google in 1996 as a search engine called Backrub at Stanford University. It was later renamed Google in 1997, taking its name from the mathematical term 'googol' which means 10^100. Major Google products launched include Gmail in 2004, YouTube, and Google's social network Orkut. Yahoo was founded in 1994 by David Filo and Jerry Yang and provides a range of online services including mail, news, finance and messenger. While Google is the top global search engine, Yahoo focuses more on financial news and community features and is the second most used search engine in the US.
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The story of google
Google is a search engine created by Larry Page and Sergey Brin as students at Stanford University. They developed the search algorithm PageRank and incorporated Google as a private company in 1998. Google aims to organize the world's information and make it universally accessible. It has grown significantly over the years through innovations like Gmail, Google Maps, Android, and YouTube, and now employs over 53,000 people worldwide with offices in over 40 countries.
Google
Google is an American multinational corporation specializing in Internet-related services and products.
you need in world wide web in the form of web pages.
Google was founded by Larry Page and Sergey Brin while they were Ph.D. students at Stanford University.
Google the future is here.....
The document provides information about Google, including its mission to organize the world's information and make it universally accessible and useful. It details Google's history and evolution, products like Search, Gmail, Android, and Google Chrome. It also discusses Google's competitors in search, advertising, video/social networking like Microsoft, Apple, Facebook, and Yahoo. Google identifies Microsoft and Yahoo as its two primary competitors due to their larger employee size and cash resources.
The history of google
Larry Page and Sergey Brin founded Google in 1998 after meeting at Stanford University. They developed PageRank, a method for ranking websites that became the foundation of Google's search engine. Starting from a small beginning, Google grew to offer popular products like Gmail, Google Maps, Android, and Chrome that changed how people access and use information on the internet. Google's innovations demonstrated how two founders with a vision to simplify web searching built a global technology giant.
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1. 구글, 신화와 야망
Google : 신화와 야망
구글의 성장
구글의 창립
래리와 세르게이
미시건 출신의 래리페이지는 어릴때부터 발명가를 꿈꿔왔으며, 발명을 통해 세상을 바꾸고 싶다는 포부를 가지고 있었다.
러시아 출신의 브린은 대중적 친화력과 수학에 천부적인 재능을 가지고 있었다.
그들은 스탠포드대학에서 함께 박사과정을 밟으며, 같이 일을 시작하게 되었고 그 만남으로 인해 인생의 크나큰 장을 열게 되었다.
간략한 소개
창립: 1998년 창립자: Larry Page와 Sergey Brin
법인 설립: 1998년 9월 4일 기업공개(NASDAQ): 2004년 8월 19일
본사: 1600 Amphitheatre Parkway, Mountain View, CA 94043
구글이란..
구글(google)은 구골(googol)의 오자형이다.
구골이란 10의 100제곱을 나타내는 수학 용어
인터넷에 존재하는 무한한 정보를 체계화하겠다는 Google의 의지를 반영
구글의 성장
구글 1.0
웹페이지만을 검색
구글 2.0
웹페이지 이외의 모든 정보들이 검색
책, 뉴스, 동영상, 이 세 분야가 구글의 데이터베이스의 중요한 정보 카테고리
출판 신문 TV엔터테이먼트 업계와 갈등을 겪음
구글 성장의 원동력
Page Rank
웹페이지의 중요도를 객관적으로 평가
페이지 A에서 페이지 B로 연결된 링크 하나를 한 표로 해석
득표 수를 기준으로 해당 페이지의 중요도를 평가
하이퍼텍스트 매칭 분석
페이지의 전체 콘텐츠도 분석
글꼴, 구획 및 단어의 정확한 위치까지 고려
검색결과가 검색어와 가장 관련성이 높은 것인지 확인
구글, 검색어의 일생
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주파수경쟁 / 통신사들과 연합
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반면 자신들의 소프트웨어가 탑재될 휴대전화를 출시할 통신사들과는 연합
성장을 위해서라면..
Youtube.com
2006년에 16억 5,000만 달러 인수
온라인 동영상 시장 장악
더블클릭(double click)
2008년, 31억 달러 합병
웹사이트 배너 광고 시장 장악
iGoogle을 아시나요?
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간단한 설정으로 처음 뜨는 페이지를 변형할 수 있다.
구글의 수익
구글도 기업, 소득은?
구글의 초기 재정적인 기반
검색엔진임대를 통한 수입
계속되는 재정의 압박
광고를 거부
광고는 검색결과를 왜곡하게 된다고 생각
하지만 텍스트 광고로서 수입을 얻게 됨
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광고주는 경매방식으로 광고비 정하고
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구글, 99%의 수익원!
텍스트 광고(Text Ads)의 수익
08년 추가적으로 동영상 광고 실험(더블클릭)
텍스트 광고와 함께 나오는 플러스 표시 클릭시 동영상 광고가 나옴. 같은 원칙사용
구글 수익의 그래프
광고를 통해 얻은 수익 어디에 쓸까?
세계 곳곳의 웹페이지 수집하는 재원. (단위 : 천달러)
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네이버, 애드포스트?
네이버도
애드 포스트라는 이름으로 블로그에 광고를 달게 되었다.
구글의 텍스트광고인
애드센스를 따라서 만든 느낌이 강하다.
네이버의 애드 포스트는
09년도에 시작하여 올해 4월 5일 모든 블로그에 확대 적용된 것이다.
개인 정보도 데이터화!
사용자가 동의하면 구글은 사용자의 사진, 비디오, 이메일, 일정관리 캘린더, 문서, 스프레드시트,
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http://www.slideshare.net/ericschmidt76/how-google-works-final-1
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