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DLD Video: Eric Schmidt talks about his next decade at Google

By Seth Weintraub January 25, 2011: 10:39 AM ET

The soon to be Ex-CEO also announced Google would add 1,000 more jobs in Europe

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Current Google (GOOG) CEO Eric Schmidt says that his "next decade at Google will be better than his previous decade," suggesting that he'll be sticking around for a while. He also discusses crowd-sourcing, smartphones and Google knowing what you want before you search, or "zero click search" as Google calls it.

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Google went from searching the Web to worming its way into nearly every facet of business and government. Seth Weintraub unveils where the company is going, who it's competing with, who it's about to compete with and how market forces push the company to veer or adhere to its Don't Be Evil motto. For 15 years, Weintraub was a global IT director for a number of companies before becoming a blogger.

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