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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.

Ultimately, In The Internet, Openness Has Always Won. I Cannot Imagine That The Current Competitive Environment Would Reverse That.

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.

Google Is More Than A Business. Google Is A Belief System. And We Believe Passionately In The Open Internet Model.

We Didn't See Any Statistically Significant Relationship Between Our Buzz And Our Short-term Sales...is That The End Of The Story? I Would Say No. This Is One Study On A Set Of Brands In A Particular Company Within A Certain Segment Of The Consumer-packag Ed-goods Industry. It Is By No Means A Generalized Result That Applies To All Industries.