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O lose commerce and patrons. And the shipments of goods and services were diverted for a stretch of time that some businesses had a hard time recovering a year later. And the conversation around the country you had many infrastructure advocates, like building americas future one sounding the ly alarm that the country, especially members of congress, have to address problem with aging bridges. Host give us a sense of the scope of the problem. Heres from the American Society of civil engineer, the...

Cash. As soon as the macintosh came out, apple was the hottest company on the planet. And then pretty quickly thereafter started google, and its kind of been a rocketship ever since. Whats kind of interesting, and i sort of want to circle back to the whole apple example is that in some respects apple and google arguably started at the same time. Apple, obviously, started in the 1970s, but then steve jobs got fired from the company in the mid 1980s, and then apple went through sort of a period of...

1970s when steve job started the company in his garage and from them until the mid1980s it was the hottest company in all of technology, if not the world. One thing i remember but many forgot was the iconic Super Bowl Ad that aired before apple launched their computer and then they were the hottest company on the planet. Host how did google get started . Guest google started in 1988 from stanford. It was started in a dorm room there. And the two men that discovered it wanted to figure out the be...

Trying very hard to solve but were not doing a good job of. They believed they had a way of doing get that nobody else had thought of. 1998, they started initially by indexing all of stanfords pages and ended up blowing up the stanford network and getting themselves in a little bit of hot water. As him pretty quickly, started google and pretty quickly, started google and it has been a rocketship ever since. I want to go back to the apple example is in some respects, apple and google arguably sta...

Usually, a newspaper provides its reporters with notebooks, but I’ve commenced a lifelong study of the oldest of old-school reporter’s tools, having used hundreds if not thousands of them during a 30-year career in the news business.

As a product, the original iPhone exemplified Apple’s holistic approach to hardware and software that are designed for each other, yet, at the engineering level, the iPhone hardware and software teams were almost completely siloed, with only Jobs and a mere handful of his most trusted (and talented) senior executives knowing the whole story.