Eric Schmidt

  1. Is Google the Future for China?

    Seeking Alpha &bull 2 Hours Ago

    We have seen many articles published on the controversy between Google (GOOG) and the Chinese authorities. Most of them criticize the situation and very few of them offer solutions. Recently, Google CEO Eric Schmidt told reporters that, "Something should happen soon," and he acknowledged that Chinese officials and Google executives are in negotiations. In a global economy it does not make any sense… Full Story »

  2. Google Is Leaving China

    The Next Web 2008 &bull Yesterday

    After Friday's announcement that China would not cave on censorship regulations for Google, which came after Google announced that they would not censor their searches, this showdown seemed imminent. With neither party prepared to cave, the Financial Times is reporting… Full Story »

  3. Robert D. Schmidt - BusinessObjects Web Intelligence XI CBT

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  4. Is Google Finally Ready To Make Its China Move?

    Paid Content Industry Moves &bull Mar 12, 2010

    China has now reiterated its position in its stand-off with Google (NSDQ: GOOG)-and it looks like all that remains is for Google to finally make its move. China says it won't let Google operate an unfiltered search engine in the… Full Story »


  5. China's stern warning to Google

    BBC News Technology &bull Mar 12, 2010

    Google began operations in China in 2006 to widespread criticism. While many argued Google was complicit in the censorship imposed by Chinese government, Google insisted it was nevertheless serving the public interest even though it was furnishing censored results. Relations… Full Story »


  6. The Day Abu Dhabi Became an Unlikely Crossroad For Search Wars

    Paid Content Social Media &bull Mar 11, 2010

    At the powerhouse Abu Dhabi Media Summit here at Yas Island in Abu Dhabi, two of the biggest third-party search deals are being negotiated behind the scenes, we have learned. It just so happens that all the players involved were… Full Story »

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  8. Google: Finally, An Attractive Entry Point

    Seeking Alpha &bull Mar 10, 2010

    It has been very difficult to find any worthwhile stocks to buy that are not extremely extended and on a 4-week warpath upward, but Google (GOOG) is a name that fits the bill. The stock has been weak ever since… Full Story »

  9. Google-China resolution coming 'soon,' says CEO

    Cnet News &bull Mar 10, 2010

    Google's negotiations with the Chinese government over censorship and Internet search should produce a resolution "soon," Google CEO Eric Schmidt said Wednesday. Schmidt, speaking at a media conference in Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates, declined to offer specifics on the… Full Story »

  10. Google CEO: mobile computing reshaping Internet

    Aol Money Tech &bull Mar 10, 2010

    Eric Schmidt told an Arab media conference Wednesday he has been "struck by the explosion of mobile computing" and says the devices are "clearly going to win" the battle with traditional computers. Full Story »


  11. Pic of the Day, From Abu Dhabi Media Summit

    Paid Content Social Media &bull Mar 10, 2010

    We'll have the full video of Schmidt's speech and QA from here, later this afternoon. Meanwhile if you want to check out bits from his speech, chk out our Twitter feed at @paidcontent. Full Story »

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  13. Live From Yas Island, for Abu Dhabi Media Summit

    Paid Content Yahoo &bull Mar 9, 2010

    Big media chasing money isn't new. That they're coming to the oil-rich desert nations of late, is. Other big names in the show include Steve Ballmer, James Murdoch, Eric Schmidt, Tim Armstrong, Jon Miller, Maurice Levy, among others. And someone… Full Story »

  14. Google's Long-Term Prognosis: Death by CEO

    Tech News World &bull Mar 8, 2010

    Last week I was asked to comment on a study of CEOs. It found that young ones do better than old ones do, which kind of pissed me off. At the same time, like a lot of folks in my… Full Story »

  15. Yahoo Disbands Mobile Group As Part Of Reorganization

    Paid Content Yahoo &bull Mar 6, 2010

    Yahoo (NSDQ: YHOO) may have lost its exclusive search deal with T-Mobile USA, but it is banking on a major reorganization to help recharge the company's mobile efforts. Departures aside, integrating mobile into the company's various properties makes a certain… Full Story »

  16. Can We Kick Our Keyboard Addiction by 2013?

    Read Write Web &bull Mar 4, 2010

    In Japan, most research is done today on smart phones, not PCs," Herlihy said. Is this proclamation taking it one step too far or will we be keyboard-less and fancy free by the time 2013 rolls around? The Silicon Republic… Full Story »

  17. Google Makes A Bid For More Premium Display Dollars With 'Above The Fold' Ads

    Paid Content Yahoo &bull Mar 4, 2010

    DoubleClick's system with AdSense and AdWords, the search giant plans a series of tweaks as it strives to make display its "next billion-dollar business," as CEO Eric Schmidt put it. One way to get there is more premium pricing from… Full Story »

  18. Philip S. Schmidt et al - Thermodynamics: An Integrated Learning System

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  19. Google mulls blend of education, search

    Cnet Business Tech &bull Mar 3, 2010

    In January, Google CEO Eric Schmidt told attendees at the World Economic Forum in Davos that he was worried about the "deep reading" ability of younger people who have grown up with the Internet. Instant information gratification provided by PCs… Full Story »

  20. Hedge fund offers $1.8 billion for Novell

    Cnet News &bull Mar 2, 2010

    Novell is certainly a long way from its heyday. At one time, its Netware operating system was widely used on corporate servers. It also had ambitions to rival Microsoft, acquiring the WordPerfect suite of desktop applications, a tough competitor to… Full Story »


  21. The Complaint: Apple's Patent Lawsuit Against HTC Is All About Android

    TechCrunch 2008 Web 2.0 Companies &bull Mar 2, 2010

    No mention of Android or Google was in the press release. But one of the actual legal complaint, which we've obtained and embedded below, makes no bones about it. As expected, this lawsuit is about the Android. HTC, of course,… Full Story »


  22. Google to buy photo-editing site

    BBC News Technology &bull Mar 2, 2010

    In October, Google chief executive Eric Schmidt said the company would resume its historic pace of acquiring one small company a month on average, with larger deals happening every year or two. Google said on 12 January that hackers had… Full Story »


  23. Google acquires photo-editing site

    Reuters &bull Mar 1, 2010

    Google did not disclose the financial terms of the deal for Picnik, a 5-year-old Seattle-based start-up which said on its website that it has 20 employees. Google spokesman Andrew Pederson said in an email message that the Picnik team has… Full Story »

  24. The Underling Who Found Google's CEO a 'Smug Little Prick'

    Valley Wag &bull Mar 1, 2010

    Eric Schmidt has shown a penchant for making enemies lately, but no former associate has publicly broken with the Google CEO as vehemently as John Sundman, the former Sun manager who fantasized about... Full Story »

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