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Eric Schmidt's Burning Question
More goodies from Ken Auletta's new book Googled. When Eric Schmidt applied for the CEO gig, Larry Page and Sergey Brin weren't exactly thrilled to see him. Full Article at The Big Money
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Google (GOOG) considered but rejected the notion of buying the New York Times (NYT), according to author Ken Auletta, the author of a new book on the search engine giant called Google: The End of The World As We Know It. Full Article at Barron's Online
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"If we solve search," Google cofounder Larry Page told a class at Stanford in 2002, "that means you can answer any question. Which means you can do basically anything." Full Article at Fast Company
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Google has a lot riding on its Google Chrome Web browser. The search engine Nov. 2 added bookmark sync for its latest build of Chrome to let the browser's 30 million users to keep their favorite Web pages up to date across multiple computing devices. Full Article at eWeek
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Andrew Keen is ajkeen on Twitter Published: 11:33AM GMT 29 Oct 2009 Schmidt, of course, didn’t quite it put it this way. Full Article at The Telegraph
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He passed the airplane test when he revealed that he, too, was a regular attendee at Burning Man
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Schmidt was assigned a small office containing two desks, but before he arrived an engineer looking for a place to park spotted the empty office and moved in
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If we solve search ... that means you can answer any question. Which means you can do basically anything.
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It's important for students to be put in touch with real-world problems ... The curriculum should include computer science. Mathematics should include statistics. The curriculums should really adjust.
