http://www.roughtype.com/archives/2005/12/the_birth_of_go.php This week I've been contributing to a roundtable discussion about Google hosted by SiliconValley.com. Each day's discussion focuses on a different issue, and today's issue is "ethics and trust." It so happens that I've recently been thinking about how Google's search engine changed as it moved from academic prototype to commercial service - from ideal to reality - and what the shift might suggest about the company's organizational ethics. So that's what I wrote about... en-us http://no.vinnica.ua/les/ lesbian sex lesbian sex lesbian lesbian sex ]]> http://richardrowan.typepad.com/rowans_blog_on_decision_m/2005/12/what_will_googl.html Nicholas Carr happened to follow-up on my post yesterday about Google's 10--or is it seven?--Key Princples: ...the company’s famous “do no evil” motto begins to appear like a salve for a guilty conscience. Any discussion of Google’s ethics need...