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Garth Brooks’ best-known hits include ‘Insignificant Other,’ ‘Ain’t Goin’ Down (’56), ‘Ain’t Goin’ Down. Love is a Matter of Respect, and ‘Three Phase Junction’ (1989).

Some of the songs on Brooks’ debut album include ‘More Than A Memory (1989), ‘When Everything Falls Away. Allison, and co-producer Steve Buckingham, take a journey through Garth’s.

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Taking the long way round: After Google hired away several Github co-founders, Github now has its own internal hire. – joshuahays

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stevenp
This is going to be really interesting to watch as some of the other
startups in this space get acquired. I wonder how much Google is paying
Github and how long it will be before Github starts to open source their
projects.

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thedudemabry
Unless they’ve been acquired by Google already, it’s more likely that Google
has bought Github’s users.

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pbreit
I know this is a tangent, but how does hiring employees out of a company
“internally” (meaning just within the same company and product) equate to “buy
someone out”? It seems there could be all sorts of issues around that like
conflicts of interest, etc.

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buro9
Might just be that there is more profit in buying out people than in hiring
them internally (the latter means paying out salary for benefit, for a longer
duration, and also limiting exposure)

If they were being acquired at it’s peak then perhaps the benefits of
externally might have outweighed the costs of being internally.

But to be acquired now is going to be a difficult hand to play.

Afterall, who is the acquirer going to be (and is it a “buyout” or “acquire”)

And if it’s a buyout, does that imply any loss of independence?

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pbreit
I agree it’s difficult to judge when the companies/products are at different
points. But what would Github be better off as? If Google were to acquire
Github that would give it control over Github’s development strategy. Would
Github really want to give that up at this stage?

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buro
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