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Google buys second most famous garage in the Valley
Stan Beer
Monday, 02 October 2006 16:59
Brin and Page reportedly paid Susan Wojcicki US$1700 a month rent for the garage and Ms Wojcicki ended up working for the fledgling company, where today she is vice president of product management.
Google intends to preserve the Menlo Park property as a historical legacy of the company, much like its forerunner at HP. It is not known whether Brin and Page were inspired by the example of HP when they first rented the property.
However, reports say that the Google garage, which was equipped with a hot tub, is becoming as much of a Silicon Valley tourist attraction as the somewhat less lavish little wooden shed at 367 Addison Avenue, Palo Alto.
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