Google. It’s a noun. It’s a verb. It’s what people do before they do anything else on the Web. Google, it sometimes seems, is everywhere.
Everywhere, that is, except Washington. Although the company has morphed from a two-man startup working out of a small garage into a multibillion-dollar company whose footprint stretches around the globe, its profile in the nation’s capital has remained almost invisible.
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