Extra Credit - Vint Cerf Defects to Google, Google Wins Again
Nearly two weeks ago, Vinton Cerf, one the internet's most important figures, resigned from MCI and announced he was taking a new job at the ever-dominating Google.
Cerf starts at Google on October 3rd, working with the official title of "Chief Internet Evangelist". Cerf has described his move to Google as being a chance to work his "dream job". He also said that his work will be measured to what he can contribute today and in the future - he is not there because of what he has done in the past. I feel, as I am sure most others do, that this is a huge move for Google in structuring an organization unmatched by anyone else.
Google continues to attract new users with free programs on what seems like a weekly basis anymore (not really, but you get the point). I recently downloaded Google Earth, which then prompted my roommate to do the same. I have also been interested in Google Talk, but haven't used it mainly because I don't know anyone else using the service. Google is definitely my internet toolbox of choice. While I still have service from SBCYahoo, another joint endeavor I am happy with, I am curious to see how Google's plans for broadband/internet service turn out. I have also been reading about Google providing a wireless service. Google is forming an unstoppable force, but one that millions seem to approve of.
For more on this, read an article from wired.com
Cerf starts at Google on October 3rd, working with the official title of "Chief Internet Evangelist". Cerf has described his move to Google as being a chance to work his "dream job". He also said that his work will be measured to what he can contribute today and in the future - he is not there because of what he has done in the past. I feel, as I am sure most others do, that this is a huge move for Google in structuring an organization unmatched by anyone else. Google continues to attract new users with free programs on what seems like a weekly basis anymore (not really, but you get the point). I recently downloaded Google Earth, which then prompted my roommate to do the same. I have also been interested in Google Talk, but haven't used it mainly because I don't know anyone else using the service. Google is definitely my internet toolbox of choice. While I still have service from SBCYahoo, another joint endeavor I am happy with, I am curious to see how Google's plans for broadband/internet service turn out. I have also been reading about Google providing a wireless service. Google is forming an unstoppable force, but one that millions seem to approve of.
For more on this, read an article from wired.com

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