Eric Schmidt, Google’s chairman, will tell a Senate panel that antitrust investigations of Google are largely the result of complaints by disgruntled competitors.
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Google Says It Plays Fair
On September 21, 2011, In Technology, by klubetor
Eric Schmidt, Google’s chairman, will tell a Senate panel that antitrust investigations of Google are largely the result of complaints by disgruntled competitors.
On June 1, 2011, In Gadgets, by westase1
We’re settled in here at D9, and while it’s probably past your bedtime back east, a couple of bigwigs are about to say quite a few interesting things at the Terranea Resort in Rancho Palos Verdes, California. According to our schedule here, we’ve got Robert Thomson (Managing Editor, The Wall Street Journal) and Eric Schmidt (Executive Chairman, Google ) on deck, and we’ll be bringing you the blow by blow as the unscripted interviews unfold.
We’re settled in here at D9, and while it’s probably past your bedtime back east, a couple of bigwigs are about to say quite a few interesting things at the Terranea Resort in Rancho Palos Verdes, California. According to our schedule here, we’ve got Robert Thomson (Managing Editor, The Wall Street Journal) and Eric Schmidt (Executive Chairman, Google ) on deck, and we’ll be bringing you the blow by blow as the unscripted interviews unfold.
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Live from D9: Google’s Eric Schmidt takes the stage
On April 4, 2011, In Gadgets, by brumek13
In a then surprising move, Eric Schmidt stepped away from his position as Google CEO in January to make room for co-founder Larry Page. Schmidt has moved into an Executive Chairman role, and Page takes the reigns today. So what does it mean for you
In a then surprising move, Eric Schmidt stepped away from his position as Google CEO in January to make room for co-founder Larry Page. Schmidt has moved into an Executive Chairman role, and Page takes the reigns today. So what does it mean for you
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Larry Takes Over Google Today: Here’s What It Means For You [Google]
On February 18, 2011, In Gadgets, Technology, by Lobo
Barack Obama is a president well known for being in touch with technology , so it’s no surprise to see him wining and dining the industry’s biggest decision makers.
Barack Obama is a president well known for being in touch with technology , so it’s no surprise to see him wining and dining the industry’s biggest decision makers.
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Caption Contest: Obama has dinner with tech industry CEOs
On February 15, 2011, In Technology, by wordek13
Eric Schmidt, Google’s chief, thinks wireless transactions, enabled by the coming wave of Android smartphones with near-field communication technology, could turn into a serious business.
Eric Schmidt, Google’s chief, thinks wireless transactions, enabled by the coming wave of Android smartphones with near-field communication technology, could turn into a serious business.
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Google’s Schmidt Sees Payments as a Big Business
On February 15, 2011, In Gadgets, by wordek13
Ballmer and Elop were quite the pair during the Microsoft keynote yesterday, so let’s say the bar’s been set pretty high for Eric Schmidt . But that’s fine, the now-former CEO of Google has a knack for lively (if not downright controversial at times) speeches. This is the first time we’ve seen him talk since he stepped away from Babysitter (his words) to Executive Chairman, and the Android of today is a few flavors improved from the 2.1 Eclair that had launched a little before his MWC 2010 keynote — so needless to say, we’re excited for what he has to say today.
Ballmer and Elop were quite the pair during the Microsoft keynote yesterday, so let’s say the bar’s been set pretty high for Eric Schmidt . But that’s fine, the now-former CEO of Google has a knack for lively (if not downright controversial at times) speeches. This is the first time we’ve seen him talk since he stepped away from Babysitter (his words) to Executive Chairman, and the Android of today is a few flavors improved from the 2.1 Eclair that had launched a little before his MWC 2010 keynote — so needless to say, we’re excited for what he has to say today.
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Live from Eric Schmidt’s MWC 2011 keynote
On January 20, 2011, In Gadgets, by Lobo
In a wholly unexpected move, Eric Schmidt is stepping away from his position as Google CEO to make room for co-founder Larry Page . Schmidt will move into an Executive Chairman role. But why?
In a wholly unexpected move, Eric Schmidt is stepping away from his position as Google CEO to make room for co-founder Larry Page . Schmidt will move into an Executive Chairman role. But why?
On January 20, 2011, In Gadgets, Technology, by Lobo
Google’s Q4 financial results press release contains a bombshell: as of April 4, co-founder Larry Page (on the far right, above) will replace Eric Schmidt as CEO. That doesn’t mean Schmidt is leaving — he’ll carry on as Executive Chairman and serve as an advisor to Page and co-founder Sergey Brin, focused on external things like deals, partnerships, customers and broader business relationships, government outreach and technology thought leadership.” As for Sergey, he’ll now “devote his energy to strategic projects, in particular working on new products,” while Page assumes responsibility for day-to-day operations and product development and strategy. Schmidt’s clarified the change in a blog post, saying that the idea is to make leading Google as efficient as possible, and that “Larry, in my clear opinion, is ready to lead.” Developing..
Google’s Q4 financial results press release contains a bombshell: as of April 4, co-founder Larry Page (on the far right, above) will replace Eric Schmidt as CEO. That doesn’t mean Schmidt is leaving — he’ll carry on as Executive Chairman and serve as an advisor to Page and co-founder Sergey Brin, focused on external things like deals, partnerships, customers and broader business relationships, government outreach and technology thought leadership.” As for Sergey, he’ll now “devote his energy to strategic projects, in particular working on new products,” while Page assumes responsibility for day-to-day operations and product development and strategy. Schmidt’s clarified the change in a blog post, saying that the idea is to make leading Google as efficient as possible, and that “Larry, in my clear opinion, is ready to lead.” Developing..
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Larry Page takes over as Google CEO, Eric Schmidt now Executive Chairman
On November 15, 2010, In Gadgets, by Lobo
Google CEO Eric Schmidt showed the world the Nexus S from a distance just a little while ago, but we knew you’d want more, and so we managed to convince the man to show us the device in person just a few minutes ago. What should you know about the heir apparent to the Nexus One
Google CEO Eric Schmidt showed the world the Nexus S from a distance just a little while ago, but we knew you’d want more, and so we managed to convince the man to show us the device in person just a few minutes ago. What should you know about the heir apparent to the Nexus One
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The Nexus S: a closer look
On November 15, 2010, In Gadgets, by Lobo
We’ll be the first to admit that we’ve been slightly confused about where Google’s Chrome OS will fit in with Android becoming the OS of choice for tablet manufacturers , so naturally we took the opportunity to ask Google CEO Eric Schmidt about the two operating systems while he was on stage at the Web 2.0 summit. Schmidt confirmed that Chrome OS will officially be out in the next few months in Intel and ARM-powered netbooks while also adding that the OS was primarily “designed around something with a keyboard.” Of course, that doesn’t mean Chrome OS couldn’t pop up on tablets — he added that because it’s open source anything can happen, but he definitely stressed that Chrome is meant for clamshell devices with keyboards and Android tailored for those with touchscreens. Sounds good to us Schmidt, now we’ll just be needing the details on those Chrome-books..
We’ll be the first to admit that we’ve been slightly confused about where Google’s Chrome OS will fit in with Android becoming the OS of choice for tablet manufacturers , so naturally we took the opportunity to ask Google CEO Eric Schmidt about the two operating systems while he was on stage at the Web 2.0 summit. Schmidt confirmed that Chrome OS will officially be out in the next few months in Intel and ARM-powered netbooks while also adding that the OS was primarily “designed around something with a keyboard.” Of course, that doesn’t mean Chrome OS couldn’t pop up on tablets — he added that because it’s open source anything can happen, but he definitely stressed that Chrome is meant for clamshell devices with keyboards and Android tailored for those with touchscreens. Sounds good to us Schmidt, now we’ll just be needing the details on those Chrome-books..
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Eric Schmidt: Chrome OS aimed at keyboard based solutions, Android optimized for touch