Tom Anderson, co-founder of MySpace.com, talks to “TheHour” about MySpace.

Marissa Mayer, VP of Search Products and User Experience at Google, did a talk in Paris on June 19, 2007. She explains the four components of searches: comprehesiveness, relevance, speed, and user experiences. You will see slides of the evolution of the Google home page. She talks about the future of searches, universal search, and personalized search. She then answers audience questions.

Marissa Mayer, Vice President of Google, talks at Stanford University where she got her Bachelor and Master Degree in Computer Science. She gives nine philosophies of innovation that she learned while working at Google. She also took and answer audience questions about Google.

Lawrence Lessig is founder and CEO of Creative Commons who has written the books such as Code and Other Laws of Cyberspace, The Future of Ideas: The Fate of the Commons in a Connected World, Free Culture: The Nature and Future of Creativity, and Code: Version 2.0. He talks about interaction between culture and policy — covering long-tail and the internet.

Sergey Brin, co-founder of Google, talks at University of California Berkeley’s Search Engine class.

In these two videos, you will see how MySpace began and then its meteoric rise.
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Documentary film tells how hacking started with a few people hacking into the phone company. It contains interviews of Draper, Steve Wozniak, and Kevin Mitnick (who is a famous convicted hacker).

Film documents the history of Google and interviews a few Goolge employees, including Marisa Mayer, Google’s Vice President. From her you will hear what Google’s motto is. Very informative.

Funny music video jokingly answers the age-old question, “What if God had a MySpace account?”

Humorous performance by Ze Frank at TED. He starts with a paradoy of an money mule spam email followed by playing on Google. He makes use of the screen to give humorous twists to his words.

For humor only. This is not a real event nor a real broadcast. It is a funny parody found on the internet about the internet.