In the Plex
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Steven Levy, a respected technology journalist, offers rare access to the inner world of Google during its golden period of innovation. The book narrates the company's history from its founding by Sergey Brin and Larry Page, through the hiring of Eric Schmidt, to its dizzying growth and expansion beyond search. Levy reveals the culture, decisions and characters that shaped how billions of people access information.
With immersive reporting and compelling narrative, 'In the Plex' is indispensable for understanding how a Stanford startup became one of the most influential corporations in the world—and the implications of that dominance for privacy, competition and technological innovation.
| Author | Steven Levy |
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| Year of publication | 2011 |
| Pages | 560 |

