Google CEO Eric Schmidt talks about whether the company ever regrets its “do no evil” policy, and how the definition of “evil” changes as Google grows.
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I Am A Victim of Evil
jabailo1 | 11/12/09
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Google is evil...
Ceridan | 11/12/09
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Of course it changes:
GuidingLight | 11/12/09
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Spot on
No_Ax_to_Grind | 11/12/09
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You asked a companies CEO if they are evil...
Fark | 11/12/09
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LOL! 
GuidingLight | 11/12/09
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motto is naive, arrogant
eggmanbubbagee@... | 11/12/09
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Whether, or not, they think they are evil
jorjitop | 11/12/09
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can't get evil like MS
ljenux-23043766007667558234416105604265 | 11/12/09
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RE: Eric Schmidt on whether Google is getting evil
paulinzurich@... | 11/14/09
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Ok, you're naive...
blah-blah-blah | 11/17/09
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