Google TV

Thanks to Google Blocoscoped for linking to an inter­esting Australian TV program, Google: Behind the Screen. Lasts about 45 minutes.

Watch it here. (down­loads also avail­able)

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5 comments to Google TV

  • I saw Cerf explaining the taste­m­akers aspect of Google’s PageRank algorithm.

    It’s a pro­mo­tional piece for Google since Google just recently stepped up their efforts in Australia.

    ’)

    Marc

  • It gets more critical towards the end. I thought the pro­gramme makers actually gave Google a pretty hard time, and gave a large chunk of space to people who are very worried about giving so much inform­a­tion to a single company. Cerf and Meyer seemed quite shocked at being ques­tioned aggressively.

  • Privacy is an issue.

    The problem with having a “Do No Evil” mantra is that it sets you up for heavy cri­ti­cism anytime you do some­thing that may be per­ceived as evil or even just bor­dering on evil.

    You can’t really lead by mantras.

    :)

    Marc

  • I saw it go by on the torrents, but it didn’t pique my interest after I read about it. For some reason, I am very aware what happens in the Australian media. It’s probably because I cover the Australian Big Brother.

  • Probably most of us would like to ‘Do no evil’. And then your job suddenly becomes making profit for the share­holders, rather than making the best search engine. It’s easy to be purist when you don’t have to work with other com­panies and organ­isa­tions. I’m not an apo­lo­gist for Google. Google China remains, to me, an out­rageously unprin­cipled manouevre, but I can see how it happens.

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