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April 08, 2011

Why Did Google Pay Two Employees MILLIONS Of Dollars To Not Work For Twitter? – The SAIcast Discuss

Simply put – Google has money.

	Here's The Memo Telling ALL Google Employees Their 2011 Pay Depends On Google Sucking Less At Social Boy is Google worried about Facebook. Read »
	Larry Page Just Tied ALL Employees' Bonuses To The Success Of Google's Social Strategy "This is a joint effort so it's important that we all get behind it." Read »
	SCVNGR Founder: "Last Year It Took Us 6 Months To Make $1 Million, This Year It Took Us 6 Weeks" Now its backed by Google and has advertisers like Coca-Cola and Sony. Read »

NTT DoCoMo built a giant xylophone in a forest. Read »

His toys are very expensive. Read »

A parable about "openness." Read »


	Linux Chief HILARIOUSLY Claims The Battle With Microsoft Is Over, And Linux Won Say what? Read »
	Google Paid Two Employees Tens Of Millions Dollars Not To Take Jobs At Twitter How's a $50 million don't-leave-us bonus sound? Read »
	A New Perk At Google: Run Your Own Startup Within The Company Two years with little or no oversight. Read »
	Is There A New Tech Bubble? No. But There Are Other Things To Worry About... A presentation I gave today at Insight Partners. Read »
	BlackBerry Tablets Delayed For The Most Embarrassing Possible Reason Apple is buying up all the component parts in China. Read »
	Microsoft Will Beat Apple In Mobile By 2015, Says Gartner Apple's share will peak this year. Read »
	Here's How Android Could Help Google Get Business Customers Deeper ties between Android and Google Apps. Read »