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September 25, 2006
Google's Marissa Mayer Makes Newsweek Cover
Via Valleywag, news that Google's Marissa Mayer, vice president of search products & user experience, makes the cover of Newsweek and is named one of the most powerful women of her generation.
Good luck trying to find the article on the horrible MSNBC-hosted Newsweek site itself. I finally gave us and did a regular Google search for marissa mayer newsweek sept. 25 to find it here: Leading the Way. Marissa comes up on page 5.
Her home town paper gives her a write-up here: Wausau girl hits big-time, along with a larger version of the Newsweek cover.
Posted by Danny Sullivan on September 25, 2006 9:42 AM
