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If you were Google, who would you pick as a partner community to test out Google Fiber?

If you were Google, who would you pick as a partner community to test out Google Fiber?

Duluth, Minnesota
 0%

Topeka, Kansas
 29%

Sarasota, Florida
 14%

Madison, Wisconsin
 14%

Palo Alto, California
 14%

Nevada City, California
 0%

Greensboro, North Carolina
 14%

Harrisonburg, Virginia
 0%

Other. Look in comments.
 14%


Was shutting down its China site a smart move for Google?

Was shutting down its China site a smart move for Google?

Yes
 70%

No
 20%

Other
 10%


Google Office or Facebook Office. Which one would you choose?

Google Office or Facebook Office. Which one would you choose?

Google
 70%

Facebook
 30%


Is Google's real time search something that will change the web?

Is Google's real time search something that will change the web?

No, real time search has already changed the web, Google is just jumping on the bandwagon.
 19%

Yes, Google will bring it to more people.
 44%

Maybe.
 31%

Other.
 6%


Do you support Google's efforts to digitize books into a widely available and searchable library?

Do you support Google's efforts to digitize books into a widely available and searchable library?

Yes, Google democratizes information and would allow people access to knowledge to which they would otherwise not have access.
 86%

No, it undermines the basic protection of intellectual property.
 14%


What do you feel about Google's efforts to create an open social network with Google Buzz?

What do you feel about Google's efforts to create an open social network with Google Buzz?

Intrigued and excited. Google is edging close to Apple as being able to supply you with anything you may need on the web and in terms of personal tech.
 25%

Not impressed, I think they're trying too hard to be the go-to app for everything.
 50%

Curious. Google has impressed even without being life-changing. Let's see what happens with this.
 25%


With the continued rise of users of social media and the introduction of Google Buzz, do you believe that journalists should change their methods towards including the use of Twitter and the like?

With the continued rise of users of social media and the introduction of Google Buzz, do you believe that journalists should change their methods towards including the use of Twitter and the like?

Yes, it wouldn't hurt to get with the latest technology—especially since they are designed to disseminate information quickly.
 80%

No, though the value of the these social media networks are is undeniable, content is still what is most important. There is still a need to push for a sense of professionalism to separate them from the buzzing group of amateurs.
 20%


Have our ideas of privacy been changed in the face of Google?

Have our ideas of privacy been changed in the face of Google?

Yes, it seems that for Google to be able to serve us better, we have to compromise our sense of privacy.
 0%

No, even Google has learned that there are some services we don't need if it means making ourselves vulnerable.
 25%

I don't know. Perhaps this should be thought of on a case-to-case basis.
 75%


Should the United States government risk difficult ties with China and force them to to conduct full investigations on the web security breaches of Google and other US companies?

Should the United States government risk difficult ties with China and force them to to conduct full investigations on the web security breaches of Google and other US companies?

Yes
 0%

No
 100%

I don't know.
 0%


How do you feel about Google's acquisition of YouTube, and their provision of an alternative to proprietary video software (Flash)?

How do you feel about Google's acquisition of YouTube, and their provision of an alternative to proprietary video software (Flash)?

About time. The dependence on flash and other patented technology should end.
 0%

Fantastic. The internet must go towards a more open-source environment if it truly wants to progress.
 40%

The open-source software groups may feel it's a victory in their favor, but have they forgotten that Google is in itself a corporation. Hello, monopoly?
 20%

I don't really care. If it works and I get to see what I want to see, then it doesn't really matter to me.
 40%


In the age of YouTube, Google, Twitter and Facebook, are the actions of the users of these sites the responsibility of the corporations who run these websites?

In the age of YouTube, Google, Twitter and Facebook, are the actions of the users of these sites the responsibility of the corporations who run these websites?

Yes.
 11%

No.
 89%

I don't know.
 0%


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