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Sources
- Larry Page
- Phil Simon, review of Ken Auletta's "Googled: The End of the World As We Know It" (2009), philsimon.com -- independent commentary/review, opened and read in full, quoting Auletta's book at length on a specific, dated (c. 2005-06) internal meeting where Page confronted AdWords engineering VP Sridhar Ramaswamy over an incremental proposal, and characterizing Google's culture under Page/Brin as one where 'marginal improvements are not acceptable.' Non-self, independent of Page's own testimony.
- Vickie Elmer, "What would Larry Page do? Leadership lessons from Google's doyen," Fortune, April 18, 2011 -- independent business journalism, opened and read in full, citing Steven Levy's independently-reported "In the Plex" on Page's requirement of ~60-word project updates, his trimming of middle-management layers, and a documented 8% stock decline tied to Page skipping a scheduled investor Q&A. Non-self reporting; Page's own book/interviews were not the source read.
- "Google creates new parent company" [Alphabet restructuring], Al Jazeera, August 11, 2015 -- independent press reporting and analysis, opened and read in full, quoting Page's own announcement directly alongside Al Jazeera's own independent analysis of the restructuring's rationale (Wall Street financial-transparency demands).
- "Milestones: PageRank and the Birth of Google, 1996-1998," Engineering and Technology History Wiki (IEEE) -- independent institutional/historical account, opened and read in full, describing Page's specific technical contribution (interpreting hyperlinks as referrals/endorsements, recursively deriving ranking scores) and explicitly situating it within prior link-analysis research (Marchiori; Li and Rafsky; Kleinberg) rather than treating it as an unprecedented invention.