« Andrew Goodman to Guy Kawasaki: You are Ruining Twitter! | Main | Twitter Taps Ex-Google Lead Designer Doug Bowman as Creative Director »
March 31, 2009
Google Starts a Venture Capitalist Fund
If you didn't think Google had enough dominance in search, try this on for size: the search engine giant has started a venture capitalist fund. The areas they seek to invest are:
- Consumer Internet
- Software
- Clean-tech
- Bio-tech
- Health care
Google says more industries could be added in the future as their interest determines. Google says it will follow the best practices of "top-tier, financially focused venture capital firms" and place Googlers at the center of the effort.
Will Google be successful? I'm sure a lot of you have opinions on the matter. Let 'em rip in the comments.
Related Reading:
Google Beats Wall Street Estimates for Q4 2008, Despite Profit Drop
Google's Schmidt Talks Yahoo, Newspapers, 'Don't Be Evil', and iPhone
Posted by Nathania Johnson on March 31, 2009 10:01 AM
