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Richard Waters

As a company that makes a lot of acquisitions, it’s only natural that Google loses some talent now and then – like Chad Hurley of YouTube and Omar Hamoui of AdMob, both of who have just said they’re leaving.

But rock-star developers are another matter – particularly when they quit to join arch-rival Facebook.

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