Google Earth
product on 14 shows · 3 statements across 3 episodes · said 47 times in 24 episodes since 2016
Acquired 15 
Innovators & Investors 7 
the a16z Podcast 6 
the Green Blueprint 5 
My First Million 3 
Lenny's Podcast 2 
TBPN 2 
the Pitch 1 
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the Startup Ideas Podcast 1 
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3 statements about Google Earth, every show
Lakeland: Early Google Earth imagery came from his airplane fleet
“So a lot of what you'd see in Google Earth came from one of my airplanes, especially in the Pacific Northwest in the earlier days, and more broadly farther along.”
Taylor: Google Maps hit 90M users in one day in 2005
“In August of 22,005. We integrated satellite imagery from a recent acquisition called Keyhole, which became Google Earth, and we got ninety million people using it on the same day.”