Steve Jobs turned down Page’s and Brin’s offer to become Google’s CEO

Apple Online Store“According to a new Bloomberg documentary called Game Changers, Google founders Larry Page and Sergey Brin visited Apple’s Cupertino campus for a meeting with Steve Jobs where they offered him the position of Google CEO. In all, the pair reportedly interviewed around thirteen candidates,” Electronista reports.

Electronista reports, “Ultimately, Page and Brin settled on current Google CEO Eric Schmidt.”

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MacDailyNews Take: The operative word being “settled.” Every morning, Eric T. Mole looks in the mirror and knows his position was turned down by Steve Jobs.

44 Comments

  1. Google needs a serious kick in the ass…and I don’t mean a jump start. I have spent about a million $ with them in search over the past 2 years and have seen and read about some ohe heaviest handed ways they deal with fairly simple issues. I believe they think they are above the law. I mean…spying on people’s emails and gathering wireless information. I don’t think Steve Jobs would have done these things. Their mantra “Do No Harm” reminds me of another famous quote “I am not a crook”.

  2. Google needs a serious kick in the ass…and I don’t mean a jump start. I have spent about a million $ with them in search over the past 2 years and have seen and read about some ohe heaviest handed ways they deal with fairly simple issues. I believe they think they are above the law. I mean…spying on people’s emails and gathering wireless information. I don’t think Steve Jobs would have done these things. Their mantra “Do No Harm” reminds me of another famous quote “I am not a crook”.

  3. @Asterix

    Burning Man is not just a hippy thing. The prime movers have become the Bay Area technology crowd, who get to indulge their repressed Luddite side. They have overwhelmed the San Francisco counter culture artists.

  4. @Asterix

    Burning Man is not just a hippy thing. The prime movers have become the Bay Area technology crowd, who get to indulge their repressed Luddite side. They have overwhelmed the San Francisco counter culture artists.

  5. The Google founders really are brilliant, in a “we do evil” kind of way. Since Steve Jobs declined to lead Google, they looked for a mole to sit on Apple’s board to draft off of Job’s brilliant vision of where the digital future is headed.

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