Mobile Use Is Growing Faster Than All

You Can Understand Tunisia Revolution As A Failure To Censor The Internet. And Libya Had That Failure Too. It's Very Difficult For Governments That Are Autocratic And Don't Have Broad Popular Support To Be In Power When A Lot Of People Have These Devices. That Was What Arab Spring Was About, That People Could Express This And Lead To Revolution.

It's A Mistake To Predict The Size Of Markets That Are So New. This Model Has Shown No Signs Of Slowing Down. So We Are Going To Get As Much Of It As We Possibly Can, And When We Get Close To That We'll Figure Out Other Problems.

We Know That Google Earth And Google Maps Have Had A Tremendous Impact On Google Traffic, Users, Brand, Adoption, And Advertisers. We Also Know Google News, For Example, Which We Don't Monetize, Has Had A Tremendous Impact On Searches And On Query Quality. We Know Those People Search More. Because We've Measured It.

One Of The Unintended Negative Consequences Of Online Advertising Has Been The Loss Of Value In Traditional Classifieds. It's Simply Quicker, Simply Easier For An End User Who's Online, On A Broadband Connection, To Look Things Up And To Figure Out What They Want To Buy.

There's Been Spying For Years, There's Been Surveillance For Years, And So Forth, I'm Not Going To Pass Judgement On That, It's The Nature Of Our Society.