Schmidt on the future of communication

Wed 1 July 2009 14:06, Editors

If you weren't at Cannes Lions last week you missed a lot of great speakers and a lot of interesting sessions. Luckily, there is Internet. And we get to see a lot of what was shown online.

One of the sessions involved Google CEO Eric Schmidt. He was in a Q & A with Maurice Levy, Chairman & CEO of Publicis Group. They adressed several topics with a wide range. From the the role of Google in advertising to the events in Iran, it was all talked about. Below you can find the (45 minute!) video of the Q&A.


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