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Originally, the search engine running on the Stanford servers was called Backrub, until it consumed too much bandwidth. The name came about because the algorithm finds and ranks pages based on back links. The modern Google name is a play on the word “googol”, a mathematical term for the number 1 followed by 100 zeroes.

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Google was originally named Backrub

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The first video in YouTube are recorded by jawed Karin and the title of this video are Me at the zoo on April 23,2005

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google have a t-rex at there headquarterin california . name Stan. The founder bought it to remind that google will never be extinct

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google have a t-rex at there headquarterin california . name Stan. The founder bought it to remind that google will never be extinct

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A long time ago back in the earliest days of Google’s development at Stanford University, the company’s search engine algorithm was stored on 10 separate 4GB hard drives.

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The YouTube.com domain was bought on Valentine’s Day, 2005. The first video was posted by co-founder Jawed Karim a little over two months later.

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Go to Google map. Click on the satellite view and zoom out as much as possible. You can see an amazing view of earth with real time shadows. You can see real time clouds if you zoom in twice

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Thuong Chau                                  DO NOT TRY THIS WITHOUT PARENTAL PERMISSION.

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Thuong Chau                                  DO NOT TRY THIS WITHOUT PARENTAL PERMISSION.

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Go to Google homepage and type the words “I want to commit suicide”. Above all the search results, Google provides the Suicide Helpline number of your country.

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Google used a web tool called foo.bar to recruit new employees based on what they search for online

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Google wasn’t always the world’s second most valuable brand. Long before it was a go-to verb, it was an obedient digital dog, merely finding and retrieving stuff, playing fetch for internet users over and over again.

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YouTube’s Annual April Fools Pranks and the First Rickroll

YouTube plays pranks on its millions of users every year on April Fool’s Day. The first incident was on the homepage of the site that was actually a Rickroll. In 2009, YouTube surprised its users when it turned the website upside down. Since starting the April Fool’s Day tradition, every year YouTube comes up with something unique to keep the trend alive.

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Youtube actually started as a video dating site named “Tune In Hook Up”.  However, the three founders decided to change their intentions and then led to the creation of Youtube.

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Google saw the potential of Youtube and bought it in 2006 at a price of $1.65mil, 18 months after the website was launched

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Google is spelled wrong. It is actually written as "Googol", referring to the impossibly large number of the same name which means the number 1 followed by a hundred zeros. When the founders realised their mistake they decided not to correct it.

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Google employees in the US get death benefits which guarantee that the surviving spouse will receive 50% of their salary every year for the next decade

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YouTube was blocked in Thailand for 5 months in 2007 over a 44 second video showing defaced pictures of the king.

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Google was originally named BackRub

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In June 2007, YouTube started rolling out localised versions of its site. People in different places would get different recommendations and features, as well as a localised top-level domain (for example, .com, .co.uk, .fr, etc.). The first 10 countries to get their own YouTube site were the U.S., U.K., Brazil, France, Ireland, Italy, Japan, the Netherlands, Poland, and Spain.
=> 60% of YouTube's 1,000 most popular videos are blocked in Germany.

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Nowadays, Youtube’s annual revenue hovers approximately $15 billion. This had led Wall Street analysts to give the brand a value of more than $100 billion.

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Youtube is the 3rd most visited website in the world and the 2nd largest search engine just right after Google

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Google was originally named BackRub.

In 1996, Page and Brin collaborated on a pioneering "web crawler" concept curiously called BackRub. Some speculate that the early search engine’s nomenclature was a nod to retrieving backlinks. BackRub, which linked to Brin’s and Page’s 90s-tastic original homepages, lived on Stanford’s servers for more than a year, but eventually chewed up too much bandwidth.