In August 1998, Google created its first Doodle, featuring a stick figure behind the second “o” of the logo to indicate the founders’ attendance at the Burning Man Festival. This playful alteration marked the beginning of Google’s tradition of celebrating events and anniversaries with unique Doodles.
Google was officially founded on September 4, 1998, by Larry Page and Sergey Brin while they were Ph.D. students at Stanford University. Initially operating from a garage, Google rapidly evolved into the world’s leading search engine, transforming the way people access information online.
Launched in 2000, Google AdWords revolutionized online advertising by offering a pay-per-click model.
n July 2001, Google launched Google Image Search, allowing users to search the web for images. This service revolutionized visual content discovery by providing an extensive database of images, enhancing search capabilities with filters for size, color, and type, making image retrieval efficient and user-friendly.
Google acquired Pyra Labs, the creator of Blogger, in 2003 to enhance its presence in the blogging space. This acquisition aimed to integrate Blogger’s user-friendly platform with Google’s resources.
In 2004, Yahoo ended its partnership with Google, shifting to its search technology. This move aimed to increase Yahoo’s competitiveness in the search engine market by developing independent search capabilities and reducing reliance on Google, ultimately striving to enhance user experience and advertising revenue.
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