Google’s Birthday


Today on 27th September, Google is celebrating its 18th birthday with the theme Google Birthday Doddle. The letter G falls from the sky; blows a balloon; convert it to Google logo and flies away. The colorful animated doodle is shown in web browser around the world. From today Google is officially an adult.
Google was founded by Larry Page and Sergey Brin in 1998. Since 1998 till now, Google has been able to grow large. They have officially declare its birthday date as 27th September. However, it seems that Google itself was confuse about its real birthday date. On 2006, Google celebrated its birthday on 27th September. Just a year before that, they celebrated their birthday on 26th September. On 2004 it was on 6th September and just a year before that on 8th September. They have celebrated their birthday on four different date. But now they are stuck in particular one. 27th September has been declared as the official birthday date of Google. Since Google published its first doodle on 27th September 2002, with theme burning man festival the company has announced 27th September as its official birthday date. However, the first Doodle, for the Burning Man festival in 1998, actually occurred before the company was technically founded.

Ever since its fourth birthday in 2002, the trend of celebrating its birthday with Doodle is continued.

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