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Staying In The Loop: Stu Schmidt

Paul Lancour — Wed, 28 Nov 2007 17:00:58 +0000

In this podcast Eric Vidal, advertising and new media leader at WebEx, talks to Stu Schmidt, Vice President of solution sales at Cisco/WebEx, about how Web 2.0 and conversational marketing are changing the rules of the marketing game. Learn how you have to get involved in the conversation that is increasingly being led by people outside of the organization, and what tools are available to make sure you’re in the loop.

Tags: Eric Vidal, WebEx, Stu Schmidt, solution sales, Cisco, Web 2.0, conversational marketing, marketing game

Google Apps: Eric Schmidt and Douglas Merrill

John Furrier — Mon, 05 Mar 2007 14:00:01 +0000

Google CEO Eric Schmidt and Vice President of Engineering Douglas Merrill talk about migrating to Google Apps.

Exclusive Bootleg Video of Eric Schmidt Web 2.0 Keynote - 2 of 2

John Furrier — Thu, 09 Nov 2006 01:34:15 +0000

An overflow crowd waits for the Eric Schmidt Web 2.0 keynote. At $3,500 per conference attendee, and a full plate of sponsors, it looks like they made some serious bank. Speaking of bank, the Google CEO denies rumors of $500 million legal reserve for YouTube, and states that Google will never trap user data.

Part 1 of 2 is here

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Tags: Eric Schmidt, Web 2.0, Google, YouTube

Exclusive Bootleg Video of Eric Schmidt Web 2.0 Keynote - 1 of 2

John Furrier — Thu, 09 Nov 2006 01:31:45 +0000

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Tags: Eric Schmidt, Web 2.0, Google, YouTube

Vickram’s View: InDepth with Nandkumar Saravade

editor — Sat, 09 Sep 2006 19:30:38 +0000

The senior police officer, currently director, cybersecurity, at NASSCOM, India’s IT industry heavyweight association, talks about bringing about awareness on security issues to various stakeholders, including law enforcement, commerce and industry, users and foreign organisations outsourcing work into India.
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New PodTech India Contributor: Vickram Crishna

editor — Sat, 09 Sep 2006 08:57:47 +0000

About Vickram:
Vickram Crishna, a graduate of IIT Delhi and IIM Calcutta, has worked in and around the Indian technology sector for three decades, including ten years spent in mainstream media. His stint as deputy editor at the fortnightly Business India, industry’s reference point, witnessed the desktop PC in India in the mid-90s mature from its niche to the mainstay of India’s booming business sector. Meeting the global industry’s major movers and shakers, from Bill Gates to Eric Schmidt, complemented the galaxy of Indian IT majors with whom he often interacted.
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Google CEO Schmidt Joins Apple Board

editor — Tue, 29 Aug 2006 22:45:09 +0000

MENLO PARK, August 29, 2006 (PodTech News) — Apple announced this afternoon that Eric Schmidt, chief executive officer of Google, was elected to Apple’s board of directors. In a statement, Apple CEO Steve Jobs said that Schmidt was tapped in part because of Google’s focus on innovation, a quality that he says Apple shares. PodTech’s Catherine Girardeau reports.
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Tags: Apple, Eric Schmidt, Google

Google CEO Speaks at Search Engine Strategies

editor — Thu, 10 Aug 2006 17:57:02 +0000

Google CEO Eric Schmidt was featured in a keynote conversation with Search Engine Strategies Chair Danny Sullivan at the Search Engine Strategies convention in San Jose on Wednesday. In Part One of the keynote, Schmidt talks about the history of the Internet, user trust, and search privacy. PodTech’s Catherine Girardeau reports.

Google CEO Schmidt Says Social Networks Are Hottest Online

editor — Thu, 10 Aug 2006 01:27:39 +0000

SAN JOSE, August 9, 2006 (PodTech News) – Google CEO Eric Schmidt talked with the press about search, network neutrality, the recent AOL search term privacy debacle, and more at the Search Engine Strategies conference at San Jose’s McEnery Convention Center today. “The development to me that’s most interesting is the development of new social networks as online lifestyles,” Schmidt said. “We want to help empower that even more.” PodTech’s Catherine Girardeau reports.

Reporter’s Notes:
For more on the “AOL search privacy debacle” mentioned in my intro, check out Danny Sullivan’s post on Search Engine Watch.

Billion Dollar Baby for MySpace - Another Whopper for Google

Admin — Tue, 08 Aug 2006 00:53:39 +0000

Talk about a Billion Dollar Baby for News Corp and what a week so far for Google. Google is putting out a series of big announcements this week. I think that the MySpace announcement in combination with the Viacom deal is big for Google. Google announced today that it is paying up to $1 billion in minimum revenue to News Corp for exclusive search and ad-serving platform for News Corp’s properties including the coveted MySpace.

Here are the actors in this Billion Dollar Baby:

“Our partnership with Google underscores News Corp’s continued evolution to become a powerful force in the digital media marketplace. To have come this far and gained this much momentum in just over a year is truly remarkable,” said Peter Chernin, President and Chief Operating Officer of News Corporation. “This is an exciting time in our history as a forward thinking media company and this is just the first of many steps we plan to take with Google. We look forward to expanding our relationship into many new areas over years to come.”

“We believe that our innovative technologies will be of real benefit to Fox Interactive Media’s growing number of users,” said Eric Schmidt, Chief Executive Officer of Google. “MySpace.com is a widely acknowledged leader in user-generated content and incorporating search and advertising furthers our mission of making the world’s information universally accessible and useful.”

“This deal is the next step in our evolution as a significant interactive player,” said Ross Levinsohn, President of Fox Interactive Media. “Forming a strategic partnership with one of the most innovative companies in the world to expand our business together, monetize our platforms effectively and leverage our combined scale will provide substantial growth for our businesses.”

“This agreement demonstrates our commitment to bring the same innovation to monetizing user-generated content that we brought to search advertising,” said Omid Kordestani, Senior Vice President, Global Sales & Business Development of Google. “We look forward to other opportunities to partner with News Corp. to the benefit of its community.”

Danny Sullivan, the original authority on “Search” reports the following …

“I’m at our Search Engine Strategies show in San Jose at the moment, so I don’t have time to do a long post on the news, which I’m still digesting. I’ve taken a number of phone calls on it already, so I’ll provided what I’ve given to some other reporters who have asked.

Big win for Google? Sure. Lots of traditional players are worried about MySpace, even if the site itself isn’t earning that much now, from what I understand. This gets Google in, keeps Yahoo and Microsoft out, and might be a cheap payment to protect Google’s front in the social networking wars. In other words, even if Google doesn’t make a net profit off of MySpace, the intangibles could be worth the cost. The closer ties also give Google deeper insight into the MySpace traffic, since it will soon see everyone going to these pages. That will be very helpful for Google if it wants to do a renewed social networking effort of its own.

Big loss for Microsoft and Yahoo? Maybe, maybe not. If social networking is hot, both of them — unlike Google — have very healthy communities in several international markets. In fact, that potentially could have been an issue in trying to win MySpace. Revenue-wise, Yahoo indirectly provides ads to MySpace, but current revenue doesn’t appear to be substantial, plus Yahoo already would have been giving a big chunk of this to whomever is the unknown middleman. ”

Look for more from John Battle - he wrote the book about Google called Search. Of course there will be something from Mike Arrington from Techcrunch.com

Google Q2: Earnings Up 77% Over Q2 2005

editor — Fri, 21 Jul 2006 02:59:45 +0000

MENLO PARK, July 20, 2006 (PodTech News) – Google CEO Eric Schmidt announced the company’s second-quarter earnings results in a webcast today. ”Google really is committed to providing the best end-user search experience worldwide, and that’s not just on PCs, that’s on every device, against every piece of content,” Schmidt said in closing. PodTech News brings you an excerpt from the webcast.

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