For connoisseurs of corporate conflict, the cold war between Facebook and Google is hardly a satisfying one. Sure, the two tech giants have rival social networks, and there's little in the way of collaboration between them. As Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg put it in January during Facebook's second earnings call: "Our relationship isn't one where the companies really talk." But few of us remember what Zuckerberg said immediately after: "We are able to do a bunch of things and build some great experiences." That becomes clear when the founders run into each other at events. Apparently, it ... Read More