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In search of Google’s Vietnam
by Steve Nilan 16 June 2009
Web giants like Google seem unbeatable in the digital realm, but they are not as untouchable as they might seem.
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Ted Leonsis guided America Online through its dotcom growth and its industry-shaking acquisition of Time Warner in 2001. Ted built a personal fortune with AOL and is now the owner of professional sports teams, a prolific investor in startups, and an active philanthropist. In my mind, Ted will always be best known for his quip that “MSN will be Microsoft’s Vietnam.” This was 1996 ...
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