CNBC will air a one hour documentary special on Google Thursday, Dec. 9PM ET\/PT called “Inside The Mind of Google.”<\/p>\n
Maria Bartiromo will host “Inside the Mind of Google,” which tells the story of how Google became the web’s top search engine in less than a decade.<\/p>\n
The show will discuss –<\/p>\n
How Google has climbed to the top of the search engine market.<\/p>\n
Google’s strategy for continued growth.<\/p>\n
How Google plans to handle the issue of people’s privacy.<\/p>\n
The Google search engine is the most visited site in the world – two-thirds of web searches worldwide are done through Google search.<\/p>\n
The Google search engine handles over two billion searches every day, giving the search engine giant a large amount of personal information on people. In fact, Google may know more about you than any other company on Earth, possibly even more than your own government.<\/p>\n
Our web searches; the contents of our emails and the sites we visit provide unimaginable amounts of raw personal information for data mining and business intelligence.<\/p>\n
Maria Bartiromo asks Google executives exactly what they plan to do with all this personal information. Bartiromo also interviews privacy advocates who say that Google’s collection of personal information is a threat to its users.<\/p>\n
For more information on CNBC’s “Inside The Mind of Google”, you can watch the video preview below –<\/p>\n