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Half Of Google's Revenue Comes From Selling Text-based Ads That Are Placed Near Search Results And Are Related To The Topic Of The Search. Another Half Of Its Revenues Come From Licensing Its Search Technology To Companies Like Yahoo.

People Are Building Communities Of People Who Use Video. They're Sharing Them. Youtube's Traffic Continues To Grow Very Quickly.

People Who Bet Against The Internet, Who Think That Somehow This Change Is Just A Generational Shift, Miss That It Is A Fundamental Reorganizing Of The Power Of The End User. The Internet Brings Tremendous Tools To The End User, And That End User Is Going To Use Them.

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.

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.