Briefly: Google CEO Eric Schmidt in Wired
The current issue of Wired includes an interview with Google CEO, Eric Schmidt in which he discussed the future of the online giant. My favorite bit from the interview:
Wired: How should we think about Google today?
Schmidt: Think of it first as an advertising system. Then as an end-user system — Google Apps. A third way to think of Google is as a giant supercomputer. And a fourth way is to think of it as a social phenomenon involving the company, the people, the brand, the mission, the values — all that kind of stuff.
Wow. Remember when they were a search engine?
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