Name: Anonymous 2010-03-04 15:14
Google announced today that they're in negotiations with the U.S. government to purchase the World Wide Web.
We tried to reach Google's CEO, Eric Schmidt, to comment on what is the biggest exchange of all time, but he was unavailable. We were able to speak with a Google employee who wished to remain Anonymous.
"This is going to change the Internet. I think this is going to be the most significant thing to happen to it since it was created. We're going to be improving a lot of things and we're hoping to integrate it into every day life, in every thing you do, by 2013."
We tried to reach Google's CEO, Eric Schmidt, to comment on what is the biggest exchange of all time, but he was unavailable. We were able to speak with a Google employee who wished to remain Anonymous.
"This is going to change the Internet. I think this is going to be the most significant thing to happen to it since it was created. We're going to be improving a lot of things and we're hoping to integrate it into every day life, in every thing you do, by 2013."