You Have To Fight For Your Privacy

I Think To Some Degree One Of The Strengths Of The High Tech Industry Is That People Are Actually Willing To Tell You Things. When I Went To Novell, I Didn't Know How To Be A Ceo, So I Went In And I Called All Sorts Of Ceos I Knew. I Called In A Favor. I Wanted To Come By And Listen To Them Tell Me What It's Like To Be A Ceo.

Google Is Very Much A Not-invented-here, Build-it-ourselves Culture.

In A World Of Asynchronous Threats, It Is Too Dangerous For There Not To Be Some Way To Identify You. We Need A [verified] Name Service For People. Governments Will Demand It.

It's A Bug That Cars Were Invented Before Computers.

At Google, Operations Are Not Just An Afterthought: They Are Critical To The Company's Success, And We Want To Have Just As Much Effort And Creativity In This Domain As In New Product Development.