Google in Europe: Matt Brittin in conversation
summary
Google says it employs 14,000 people in Europe and faces a 2.4 billion euro fine while arguing it drives growth through Android (installed on ~75% of people in the room), an open source ecosystem with ~24,000 device models and an app economy worth ~1.6 million jobs (1.3M tied to Android). Claims include $11 billion paid via AdSense in 2016, removal of 100,000 sites from AdSense, 1.7 billion bad ads blocked, 300 million videos demonetized, and training over 3 million Europeans in digital skills.
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chapters (10)
- 0:00Introduction
- 1:08The importance of working with policymakers
- 2:50Googles role in Europe
- 4:45Tax structure
- 6:54Android
- 9:36Conflict of interest
- 11:01Fake news
- 14:59Fake news phenomena
- 16:24Hate speech
- 18:26Digital skills
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