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English Google's Confidentiality In 2007, Eric Schmidt, CEO of Google, said in an interview with Financial Times: "Our goal is to qualify Google users to be 'What should I do tomorrow?' And 'How should I do?' Like asking questions. " In an interview with The Wall Street Journal in 2010, emphasizing this statement, Schmidt said: "I really think that most people don't want Google to answer their questions, rather they want Google to tell them What to do next. " In December 2010, Google's CEO Eric Schmidt announced on privacy issues: "If you have something you don't want to reveal to anyone else, you probably shouldn't do it in the first place. If you want that kind of privacy in reality, then the truth is that search engines - including Google - retain that information for some time and that is important, for example, because in the United States, we all have the Patriot Act (Patriot Act ) And it is possible that all that infor...

English Google's Network neutrality moved to Internet Protocol (IP) Google is a well-known supporter of network neutrality. According to Google's Net Neutrality Guide: The principle of network neutrality is that Internet users should be in control of what they see on the Internet and which applications they use. The Internet has operated under this principle since its inception. Net neutrality is basically the same access (access) as the Internet. In our opinion, broadband carriers should not be allowed to use their market penetration to discriminate against competing applications or content. Just as telephone companies are not allowed to tell users who they call or talk to, similarly broadband carriers should not be allowed to control their online activity using their market penetration. On February 7, 2006, Wint Surf, a co-inventor of Internet Protocol (IP) and Google's current vice president and "chief internet publicist", testified before Congress that "b...

English Google's Philanthropist In 2004, Google created a non-profit site Google.org, including an initial $ 1 billion fund for philanthropy. The mission of this organization is to spread awareness about climate change, global public health and global poverty. The first of its first projects was the development of a provable plug-in hybrid electric vehicle that would set 100 miles per gallon. In 2004, Google selected Dr. Larry Brilliant as Executive Director of the program and is currently the director of the program Megan Smith. In 2008, Google announced its "Project 10100", which accepted ideas on the issue of helping the community and then allowing the Google user to vote on their favorite idea. After two years of silence, during which people began to wonder what the outcome of the program was, Google announced the winners of the project from various measures, such as a non-profit organization promoting education, to a website that allows all legitimate documents to be...

  English Google has a tradition of making jokes on April Fools' Day. For example, Google Mental plex was described as a web search service using mental power. In 2007, Google announced a free Internet service Tisp (TiSP) or toilet Internet service provider, where anyone could obtain a connection by inserting one end of a fiber optic cable into their toilet. In 2007 itself, the announcement of the service: Gmail Paper was displayed on Google's Gmail page, in which users would be able to print and deliver their emails. In 2008, Google announced Gmail Custom Time, using which allows users to change the time of e-mail sent to them. In 2010, Google mocked, in honor of, the city of Tupica, Kansas, whose mayor briefly named the city in an effort to change the decision taken by Google in its new Google Fiber project. The name was typified. In 2011, Google announced an interactive way to control Gmail Motion, Gmail, and computers with physical movements using a webcam. In addition to t...

English Google's first office of Googleplex Google's headquarters in Mountain View, California, California is referred to as Googleplex, an argument made on the number GooglePlex's English word GooglePlex and the word complex, the headquarters itself is a complex of buildings. The lobby is decorated with a piano, lava lamps, clusters of old servers and a projection of search queries on the wall. The corridors are filled with exercise balls and bicycles. Every employee is allowed to enter the corporate entertainment center. Recreational facilities are spread across the campus and include a workout room with weights and rowing machines, locker rooms, washers and drying machines, a massage room, miscellaneous video games, table football, a grand baby piano, a billiard table and ping Pong is included. Along with the entertainment rooms, the refreshments there are full of various food and beverages. In 2006, Google moved to a 311,000-square-foot (28,900-square-meter) office expa...

  English Google's  Google's stock performance after the initial public offering has enabled many early employees to receive a good compensation. Following the company's IPO, founders Sergey Brin and Larry Page and CEO Eric Schmidt requested that their base salary be reduced to L dollars. He has turned down several offers made by the company to increase salaries, mainly because his salary is still supplemented by Google's stock ownership. Before 2004, Schmidt was earning $ 250,000 a year, and Page and Brin were earning $ 150,000 each. In 2007 and early 2008, many top executives left Google. In October 2007, YouTube's former chief financial officer Gideon Yu joined Facebook with Benjamin Ling, a senior engineer (engineer). In March 2008, Sheryl Sandberg, then vice president of online sales and operations, started work at Facebook as chief operating officer, while Ash Aldefrovie, former president of brand advertising, quit Google for NetShop, an online retail company ...

                              English Google's Corporate (Corporate) Affairs and Culture Google is known for having an informal corporate culture. Ranked first in 2007 and 2008 and fourth in 2009 and 2010 in Fortune (magazine) 'Best Companies to Work For' list. Google was named the world's most attractive employer for undergraduate students in 2010 in Universum Communications' Talent Attraction Index. Google's corporate belief incorporates loose principles such as "you can make money without doing anything bad", "you can be serious without a suit" and "work is challenging and challenge is entertaining". हिन्दी   गूगल  के  निगमित (कॉर्पोरेट) मामले और संस्कृति गूगल एक अनौपचारिक कॉर्पोरेट संस्कृति होने के लिए जाना जाता है। फॉर्च्यून (पत्रिका) की ‘सबसे अच्छी कम्पनियाँ जिनमें काम करें’ की सूची में 2007 और 2008 में पहला और 2009 तथा 2010 में चौथा स्थान प्राप्त किया। यूनिवर्सम कम्युनिकेशन्स के प्रतिभा आक...

  English, Google's Enterprise product, Google's search tool at the 2008 RSA conference. Google's entry into the enterprise market occurred in February 2002 with the Google search tool, targeted towards providing search technology to large organizations. Google launched the Mini after three years keeping small organizations in mind. In late 2006, Google started selling the custom search business version, providing an ad-free window to Google.com's list of customers. In 2008 the service was renamed Google Site Search. One of Google's enterprise products is the Google Apps Premier Edition. The service and its accompanying Google Apps Education Edition and General Edition allow companies, schools and other organizations to put Google's online applications, such as Gmail and Google Documents, into their domains. The Premier Edition offers more features than the usual version, such as more disk space, API access, and premium support at a rate of $ 50 per user per yea...

English Google's Productivity tools In addition to its standard web search services, Google has released a number of online productivity tools over the last few years. Gmail is a free webmail service by Google, which at that time was launched as an invitation-based beta program on 1 April 2004 and made available to the general public on 7 February 2007. The service was upgraded from beta status on 7 July 2009, at which time the service had 146 million monthly users. This online e-mail will be the first such service to provide one gigabyte of storage and will be the first service to put e-mails sent for the same conversation in a thread like an internet forum. The service currently provides more than 7400 megabytes of storage for free and additional storage which is 20 GB to 16 terabytes is available at the rate of US $ 0.25 per GB per year. In addition, Gmail is well-known among Gmail software developers for its pioneering use of Agax, a programming technique that makes webpages in...

English Google Search, a web search engine, is the company's most popular service. According to a research published by comScore in November 2009, Google is the leading search engine in the United States market, with a market share of 65.6%. Google indexes billions of web pages so that the user can search for the right information through the use of keywords and operators (operators). Despite its popularity, Google search has received criticism from many organizations. In 2003, the New York Times complained about Google indexing, citing Google caching of its site content as a violation of their copyright applied to that content. In this case, the United States District Court of Nevada pronounced the decision of Field v. Google and Parker v. Google in favor of Google. In addition, publication 2600: The Hacker Quarterly has prepared a list of words in which the new quick search feature of this giant company will not be discovered. Google Watch criticized the Google PageRank algorithm...

English Google expanded the business (company) growth by advertising Ninety-nine percent of Google's revenue comes from its advertising programs. In the 2006 fiscal year, the company reported a total of $ 10.492 billion in revenue from advertising and only $ 112 million in licensing and other sources. In the online advertising market, Google has implemented many of its new products, due to which Google is among the top brokers in the market. Using the technology of DoubleClick Company, Google targets user interest and ads that are relevant to themselves and the user. Google Analytics makes website owners aware of the usage of their website by people. For example checking the click rate of all links on a page. Google ads can be placed on third-party websites in a two-part program. Google AdWords allows advertisers to display advertisements in Google's network through a loan-per-click or credit-per-view scheme. A similar service, Google Adsense, allows website holders to display ...