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The 15 pages that link to Google, each with the reason it gives.

• Surveillance capitalismRelated: Google's use of search data for targeted advertising became a prominent early case in Zuboff's account.

• MicrosoftCompared with: Google competes with Microsoft in cloud computing, productivity tools, and web-based services.

• Apple Inc.Compared with: Google’s Android platform competes with iPhone while using a broader device-manufacturer network.

• Right to be forgottenRelated: Its handling of requests made the legal right visible in everyday search.

• Larry PageBroader topic: Page’s best-known venture grew from his Stanford research into a global company.

• Vint CerfRelated: Cerf served as a vice president and chief internet evangelist at Google.

• Mark ZuckerbergCompared with: Google competes with Meta for digital advertising while relying on search rather than social feeds.

• Sergey BrinBroader topic: Brin co-founded the company in 1998 with Larry Page.

• Alphabet Inc.Broader topic: Google is Alphabet’s largest subsidiary and the source of most of its revenue.

• Google ChromeNarrower topic: Google created Chrome and continues to develop its browser services.

• James GoslingRelated: Gosling joined Google in 2011 after leaving Oracle.

• Steve BallmerCompared with: Google’s search and online-advertising strength challenged Microsoft’s software-centered business during Ballmer’s tenure.

• Susan WojcickiRelated: Wojcicki joined Google as its first marketing manager in 1999.

• Guido van RossumRelated: Van Rossum worked at Google from 2005 to 2012, including on Python-related projects.

• Marissa MayerBroader topic: Mayer spent more than a decade there, shaping search and other consumer products.