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Google's Eric Schmidt and Jonathan Rosenberg talk about the company's culture, Apple, Amazon, Samsung, and Alibaba

posted by Paul.K / Sep 25, 2014, 9:03 AM

Google's Eric Schmidt and Jonathan Rosenberg talk about the company's culture, Apple, Amazon, Samsung, and Alibaba

Google's executive chairman Eric Schmidt and former senior VP of Products Jonathan Rosenberg were co-authors of the book “How Google Works” - a piece, aimed to entertain and educate readers, while detailing everything the two authors have learned about corporate culture, strategy, talent, decision-making, communication, innovation, and dealing with disruption, for the 10+ years that they've spent in the company.

The duo sat down for a 15-minute interview with Bloomberg TV, to talk about Google's culture and ideology on products and innovating. The talk branched out to discussing Apple's new iPhone 6 (spoiler – Schmidt said that Samsung had the same products out a year ago); market shares, strategies, and competition between iOS and Android; Amazon as a simultaneous competitor and partner to Google; Alibaba's potential move towards western markets; and others. Watch the full interview below.

source: Bloomberg via Android Authority

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12 Comments

1. engineer-1701d unregistered

i just watched/listened to this whole thing about 1 or 2 hours ago on android authority does pa just copy and paste things here now.

posted on Sep 25, 2014, 9:17 AM 0

11. marbovo

Posts: 658; Member since: May 16, 2013

And Android Authority ctrl+c ctrl+v bloomberg...

posted on Sep 25, 2014, 1:17 PM 1

2. HugoBarraCyanogenmod

Posts: 1412; Member since: Jul 06, 2014

Alibaba would definitely rules the world

posted on Sep 25, 2014, 9:24 AM 1

5. itsdeepak4u2000

Posts: 3718; Member since: Nov 03, 2012

In your dreams.

posted on Sep 25, 2014, 9:29 AM 2

8. wrm2013

Posts: 232; Member since: Mar 28, 2013

well every single p.o.s. fat white american business owner is more than willing to sell everything to a China man willing to buy.

posted on Sep 25, 2014, 10:33 AM 2

9. sprockkets

Posts: 1612; Member since: Jan 16, 2012

This Hugo Barra Fraud thinks he will rule the world with his stolen phones.

posted on Sep 25, 2014, 10:44 AM 2

3. Tziggy14

Posts: 624; Member since: Sep 02, 2014

I'm glad "adult supervision" for the two founders are over. I felt Schmidt would've held back Google's potential if he stayed. But I do agree that "mobile has won". In my original country people use Android phones as their primary computer from Lenovo, Samsung, ASUS, etc.

posted on Sep 25, 2014, 9:25 AM 0

4. itsdeepak4u2000

"spoiler – Schmidt said that Samsung had the same products out a year ago" Very true.

7. jroc74

Posts: 6023; Member since: Dec 30, 2010

I like how he repeated it again when asked again. lol Great things the other guy said in response to a question about Amazon being a partner and competitor: "As a competitor they keep us on our toes, as a partner they advertize of Google" "collectively we work together to grow the pie to build the industry instead of fighting over smaller portions." Wish more companies felt this way.. One thing Eric pointed out is that Amazon is an Android user.....which is right because the OS Amazon uses on its phone and tablet is Android. So even if Amazon is a competitor in the end it helps Android as a whole....which is Google's baby. About Alibaba: Lady: Jack has alot of money to buy businesses in the US" Eric: So does Google...." Brilliant...lol. Eric was asked which product changed the world the most. Eric says the Internet ....and this is something I have been saying for years....It might be up there with electricity, the wheel, etc. This lil clip is worth watching.

posted on Sep 25, 2014, 10:03 AM 3

6. sprockkets

And over at appleinsiders's article of this you can read all the hateful drivel comments showing just how pathetic their readers are. Oh, I doubt their moderator cares about that. But he'll sure moderate my comments on how wrong his (Daniel Dilger) articles are.

posted on Sep 25, 2014, 9:59 AM 3

10. Tziggy14

why are you over there? AppleInsider is well known to be the most anti-Google tech site on the internet. Everyone from the commenters to the authors have always something negative to say about Google/Android/Samsung. Yet they never say anything about Apple's flaws. Ironically, they also create more Google-related articles than most Apple tech sites. And i'm an iPhone 6 user.