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Google's CEO Clears the Air

prostoalex writes "Google CEO Eric Schmidt sat down with PC Magazine to discuss some of the current issues swirling around Google, such as China and censorship, growth of the video content on the Internet, Microsoft's planned move into online ads, working with AOL and Internet neutrality." From the article: "Schmidt was quick to say that the acquisition of Writely was not meant to create a competitor to Microsoft Office, which he said solves a complicated and important problem of work productivity. Writely is a server-based editing system where you can move your files around, he said, and there are places where a rich text editor is useful in Google."

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  1. Re:I don't agree totally... by digitaldc · · Score: 2, Funny

    in front of our faces and then smile when they waft the stentch towards us.

    Well, to give them some credit, it did say the Google CEO cleared the air. ;)

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  2. Is Eric Schmidt still around? by why-is-it · · Score: 4, Funny

    Is Eric Schmidt still around? I thought that Steve Ballmer was going to f*cking bury him!

    Apparently, he did it once before...

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  3. Re:Google Acqusistions by saifatlast · · Score: 2, Funny

    Engaging in some baseless speculation about Google's intent, eh? Count me in.

    I hear they're working on a line of cars. They'll be free to use, but you have to allow them to track your wherabout at all times, as well as the contents of everything in your car.

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  4. "Clears the Air" by loconet · · Score: 4, Funny

    So not only do they roll out a magnificent search engine, help research in Africa to clean water, help illiterate kids learn to read/write, fight poverty, etc .. but now they are also fighting pollution?!

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  5. He went on to say... by bill_kress · · Score: 2, Funny

    From the article: "Schmidt was quick to say that the acquisition of Writely was not meant to create a competitor to Microsoft Office, which he said solves a complicated and important problem of work productivity..."

    Schmidt went on to say "When we create something meant to compete with Microsoft Office, you'll know it."