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on september 27th 2009, they are celebrating their birthday after 11 years entered the virtual world. ll means 11 (elevent).

This is called the American dream. All began in rented rooms of students. Google shares are now worth billions of Dollars, 20 times higher in value than General Motors or a combination of shares of Coca-Cola and Yahoo, a Google rival. The song “Google Me” also briefly present the popular music charts of the United States.

Two Stanford University students, Larry Page and Sergey Brin, in their early 20′s, 11 years ago agreed to seek the possibility to sort the relevant information from the oceans of data almost without limits. In 1997, Page and Brin  registered their domain name Google.com. A year later, on September 7, 1998, the company was officially lunched Google and the Google search engine began to enter the virtual world.

Five  years ago, Google go public, with the price of 85 dollar prime emissions. And November of 2001, Google’s stock value per share of more than 740 Dollars. Although the exchange value of dollar had fallen so drastically, the euphoria of Google is still very large.

Pep Jim Cramer predict that  Google’s stock in the near future will revolve around 750 Dollars. Companies that originally founded by two students, now grown into a multinational company with a number of employees nearly 20 thousand people. Large size that can trigger jealousy and Google can be inhibited growth boundary, said Scott Kessler, Internet analyst company Standard & Poor’s.

Google’s success is winning the most talented people in the field. Yahoo or Microsoft considered not cool. Google managed to win the hearts of young geniuses.

Google workers allowed to bring pets to the office, using roller skates along the office corridor. The hours are very flexible too, including work by the standards of the United States, for supporting his work performance. Google cafeteria, provided sushi to know typical Japanese salad. All meals are served free. Not surprisingly, many years Google became one company in the United States’s most beloved employees.
The success can be turned into the greatest weakness. How does Google want to continue the rapid growth? The answer, to capture the local market. Companies that present information from around the world to every home, now want to dredge up the money in the local market. Scott Kessler says, “a local experiment is controversial. Google has long tried to dominate the local advertising market. But they have not found the tips how to rake money from the sector, even though their concepts like Google Earth or Google Local is provided for it. ”

In 2006, Google beat Microsoft to acquire video portal “YouTube” with the price of 1.65 billion dollars.

Columbia Pictures has officially announce “The Social Network” (unofficially known as the Facebook movie), with production set to begin in October.

Aaron Sorkin (writer and creator of “The West Wing” and “Sports Night”) has written the script, which is based on Ben Mezrich’s book, “The Accidental Billionaires.”

David Fincher (”Fight Club”) is directing the film. There isn’t any word about casting right now, but with production starting in six to eight weeks, expect those details to be finalized soon.

The pop star – Justin Timberlake is being considered for the lead role player. He will cast as Sean Parker, The Founding President of Facebook who also co-founded napster, in the new film.

Variety reported that the Facebook movie would focus on the evolution of the website from its creation in 2004 by student Mark Zuckerberg into a global phenomenon with more than 200 million members.

Fincher’s other film credits include dark crime thriller Seven, Fight Club, and Zodiac.

There’s already some speculation about who will play the lead role of Zuckerberg.

CNET News is reporting that an entertainment industry source says early casting searches are in train with both Michael Cera (who played the role of Paulie Bleeker in the 2007 hit movie Juno) and Shia LaBeouf (who is currently appearing in Transformers) in the frame.

The film script is reportedly based on a new book called The Accidental Billionaires: The Founding of Facebook. Written by Ben Mezrich, the book is due to be published next month.

The CNET report says that there are indications that the book portrayed Zuckerberg unfavourably, “as an obnoxious nerd”.

“… obnoxious nerds are not the world’s biggest box-office sell,” reports CNET News. “Cera could make the part a little bit more sympathetic.”

Last year, Facebook settled a claim with twin brothers Tyler and Cameron Winklevoss who claimed that they enlisted Zuckerberg to finish software code for their social-networking website while they were all students at Harvard in 2003.

Zuckerberg, a second year student at the time, took their code and their idea and launched Facebook in February of 2004 instead of holding up his end of the deal, according to the lawsuit.

Facebook and the Winklevoss brothers negotiated a settlement that saw Facebook buying their company, ConnectU, for an undisclosed amount of cash and stock, according to court documents.

A condition of the deal was that all parties keep details confidential or pay a multi-million-dollar penalty.

However, Facebook’s law firm inadvertently let slip that its client paid $US65 million ($A99.04 million) to settle a lawsuit.

so who will play the role for the nerd “zuckerberg”??

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