Google's Chief Looks Ahead
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In an interview with TIME, CEO Eric Schmidt explains what's behind the company's new push for partnerships
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WASHINGTON _ Slowly but surely, the government is getting Googled.  Two years ago, the Google staff in Washington was one person _ Alan Davidson, an expert in technology law.
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Two minutes before his introduction on stage yesterday, Google chief executive Eric Schmidt walked across the ballroom of the Willard Intercontinental Hotel unnoticed by most of the pinstriped crowd dining on crab cakes and tenderloin.
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Internet search giant Google promises "faster, more relevant results" with its new mobile service.
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Google has a tremendous amount of power, and it grows daily.  Here's what the company should do to guard against its best (and worst) intentions.
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Google Inc. GOOG.O is unlikely to   make any major investments in original content, choosing   instead to keep its focus on Internet search, a top executive   from the Web powerhouse said on Tuesday.
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By Michael LiedtkeSAN FRANCISCO, Associated Press  INTERNET search leader Google Inc.
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Imagine being able to check instantly  whether or not statements made by politicians were correct.  That is the sort of service Google Inc.  boss Eric  Schmidt believes the Internet will offer within five years.
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Google News is getting a sense of   the past to balance out its relentless focus on the present.
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The Microsoft chairman thinks there are some powerful tasks the computer can tackle once it knows whether--and how--you are available.
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Will it be Google? Paul Allen? How about Qualcomm?
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Imagine being able to check instantly   whether or not statements made by politicians were correct.   That is the sort of service Google Inc. GOOG.O boss Eric   Schmidt believes the Internet will offer within five years.
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Online search leader Google Inc. is becoming more bookish.
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The electronics company head suggests that we may soon see an
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Tim O'Reilly, open source advocate and founder of O'Reilly Media, has disputed a report by Reuters stating that Google plans to bring its Desktop Search utility to Apple's Mac OS X. O'Reilly -- who asked Google CEO Eric Schmidt whether not to expect a Mac version during a conference at UCLA -- said in a posting to Ars Technica that Schmidt only explained it was a hard problem due to operating system differences. "He made no announcement of actual plans to deliver the product, or even that Google was actively working on it," said O'Reilly.
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Intel's chief executive riffs on layoffs, Google and what happens next.
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Watching Google Inc. rake in advertising revenue "was a wake-up call within Microsoft," the company's top technical executive, Ray Ozzie, said Tuesday. But he said Microsoft plans to do more than simply mimic Google by rolling out Web-based versions of desktop programs or following its particular search and advertising model.