By The Summer Of 2012, The Majority

The Core Problem Is That The World Is Full Of People Who Would Like To Take 99 Per Cent Of The Information That's On The Internet, And Eliminate 1 Per Cent. Everyone Has Their Own Thing They Don't Like.

If You Think About Youtube, Youtube Is A 'searching The World's Videos' Problem, Right? They All Have To Be There, But How Do You Find Them? What I Guess I'm Trying To Say Is That Search Is Still The Killer App.

The Adult Way To Run A Business Is To Run It More Like A Country. They Have Disputes, Yet They've Actually Been Able To Have Huge Trade With Each Other. They're Not Sending Bombs At Each Other.

The Thing That People Seem To Miss About Not Just Google, But Also Our Competitors, Yahoo, Ebay And So Forth, Is That There's An Awful Lot Of Communities That Have Never Been Served By Traditional Media.

Within Search Results, Information Tied To Verified Online Profiles Will Be Ranked Higher Than Content Without Such Verification, Which Will Result In Most Users Naturally Clicking On The Top (verified) Results. The True Cost Of Remaining Anonymous, Then, Might Be Irrelevance.