Eric Schmidt at Google Press Day Paris
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The most interesting part is the Q & A portion wherein journalists are able to ask anything that concerns them.
2011rhythmdivine 4 months ago
Cool!
amxambe 3 years ago
He is a nice gay and Smart ..
maungloo 4 years ago
I sat through it, and I'm glad I did. Google has a gigantic amount of power, and this somewhat reassured me that they want to use it wisely-- for now. I still suspect that eventually, well, absolute power and all...
everysandwich 4 years ago
Great talk!...gona work with you people one day!
prabhagovind 4 years ago
like "will I be able to see my house in gmaps ?"
duh...
vruz 4 years ago
ok, a.b is an email address to them...
pejvan 4 years ago
I am sad to see that journalists who have the probably once in life-time opportunity to ask questions to Dr Schmidt decide to ask shallow and stupid questions :-( :-(
pejvan 4 years ago
Dr Schmidt, please stop talking about the "moore's law" as if it was an actual law. It's just a stupid and probably useless empirical result that doesn't make sense in the 21st century. from wikipedia Moore's Law is the empirical observation made in 1965 that the number of transistors on an integrated circuit for minimum component cost doubles every 24 months. It is attributed to Gordon E. Moore, a co-founder of Intel.
pejvan 4 years ago
my comment does not contain an email address or an URL !!
pejvan 4 years ago