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do you remember the first time? 
07.24.2008, 11:20 AM
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07.24.2008, 11:20 AMSiva Vaidhyanathan, the Institute's fellow, is busy writing a book about Google, to be titled The Googlization of Everything. He's working in public, and right now, he's interested in hearing stories about how people – that means you! – began to use Google:
Do you remember the first time you used Google? When was it? How did you hear about Google? What was you first impression?Please use the comments over on The Googlization of Everything to tell me stories.
As Mudbone (Richard Pryor's character) used to say, "you only remember two times, your first and your last."
There are a lot of interesting comments there already . . .
Posted by dan visel at 11:20 AM
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tags: google , in , public , writing
