Mark Zuckerberg Is Now The Most Popular Person On Google+, Beats Google CEO Larry Page On His Home Turf
Mark Zuckerberg, Facebook’s CEO and founder, is now the most
popular person on Google+ in terms of total people that have added him
to their respective circles.
As of writing, Zuckerberg is being followed by 34,759 people. That’s approximately twelve thousand more than the number of people that have added Google’s own CEO Larry Page on the up and coming social network. Page himself is being followed by, as of writing, 23,633 people. Rounding up the top five are Vic Gundrota (Senior VP, Engineering at Google) and Sergey Brin (Google co-founder).
This is a bit odd considering how + is Google’s competitor to Facebook. It is considered odd when the CEO of a rival company uses the rival’s product. Google’s own CEOs – Larry Page, Sergrey Brin and Eric Schmidt – have never really used Facebook for interaction, but Facebook’s CEO, of course, isn’t all that hesitant.
The CEO’s profile has been confirmed to be real from tech blogger and Rackspace employee Robert Scoble. Scoble texted Zuckerberg and received a reply saying. “Why are people so surprised that I’d have a Google account?”
As of writing, Zuckerberg is being followed by 34,759 people. That’s approximately twelve thousand more than the number of people that have added Google’s own CEO Larry Page on the up and coming social network. Page himself is being followed by, as of writing, 23,633 people. Rounding up the top five are Vic Gundrota (Senior VP, Engineering at Google) and Sergey Brin (Google co-founder).
This is a bit odd considering how + is Google’s competitor to Facebook. It is considered odd when the CEO of a rival company uses the rival’s product. Google’s own CEOs – Larry Page, Sergrey Brin and Eric Schmidt – have never really used Facebook for interaction, but Facebook’s CEO, of course, isn’t all that hesitant.
The CEO’s profile has been confirmed to be real from tech blogger and Rackspace employee Robert Scoble. Scoble texted Zuckerberg and received a reply saying. “Why are people so surprised that I’d have a Google account?”
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