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  1. Larry & Sergey: Still Super Rich But No Longer Equally Rich, Says Forbes

    Eric Schmidt, Google’s Executive Chairman, 138th, $8.2 billion. Reid Hoffman, LinkedIn Executive Chairman, $3.1 billion. Here's a quick rundown of search, social, and tech notables on the list. Forbes has released its annual list of the world’s...

  2. Eric Schmidt to Sell Google Stock Worth $2.5 Billion

    Google Executive Chairman Eric Schmidt is to sell off roughly $2.5 billion of his company stock holdings. Schmidt in 2011 announced that he would be stepping down from as chief executive after more than a decade, handing the reins over to company...

  3. SEO Buying & Selling: 4 Tricks Creating Unachievable Expectations

    A blatant note to both buyers and sellers of SEO services: a year ago, Eric Schmidt, Google’s Executive Chairman, said, “The social signal, the people you ‘hang with’ is actually a ranking signal. There are numerous, uncontrollable, external...

  4. SEOs: Will You Negotiate a Salary Increase in 2013?

    And heed the advice of Chris Boggs, Chairman of SEMPO, who told Search Engine Watch (SEW), "Jobseekers should be very clear in their resumes what they are responsible for. At the time, Chris Taylor, Director, Executive Search for Onward Search...

  5. Google Told to Fix 4 Areas in Search, Advertising to End Antitrust Inquiry

    Senators Herb Kohl and Mike Lee, both of whom last year were involved in a hearing with Eric Schmidt, Google's Executive Chairman, said the deal offered by the EC was a positive step forward in addressing the concerns they also have with the firm.

  6. Why Search Agencies Should Tune Into the Display Buzz

    Similarly, Google Executive Chairman Eric Schmidt predicts that display advertising is on its way to being a $200 billion dollar industry across the globe. These days, you can’t turn around without hearing something else about display advertising...

  7. Google+ Bowling: Real Life Bowling Rethought for Real Life

    Google Executive Chairman Eric Schmidt, who happened to be discussing the future of Google technology in an unrelated unattended event at 4:01 this morning, hinted at the coming announcement hours before Google's blog post went live.