Is Google trying to take over the world?
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Your support makes all the difference.France 24 ask Mats Carduner, Google's Regional Director for Southern Europe whether the ubiquitous search engine is trying to achieve global domination. In an interview which takes in the company's business plan in an increasingly difficult marketplace, the development of the G1 mobile phone, and the controversial issue of internet users' privacy and security, Carduner gives an insight into the philosophy of one of the world's most succesful companies.
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