Google+ for everyone

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At just 22, Philipp Steuer explained Google+ in an e-book that became an instant success.

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Interview with Philipp Steuer (by Elizabeth Shoo)

An early advocate of Google+, Philipp Steuer wrote an e-book about what has since become the world's second largest social media platform. He'd clearly hit a nerve, and his book was downloaded 40,000 times. When readers asked for a paper version, he organized that too - via social media, of course.

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