- Google CEO, Eric Schmidt, has made his official endorsement for the Obama campaign and will be tagging along the campaign trail this week.
- Google is going to need a friend in the government in the coming months with the Yahoo deal and privacy converns rising as controversial topics in congress.
- Obama and Schmidt are on the same page concerning net neurtality and energy amongst other issues, but what does he really have to gain from this support?
- Obama has said that when he gets into office, he will be creating a new cabinet position for a Chief Technology Officer to make the United States an even more dominant and self-sufficient (less outsourced jobs) tech ecosystem.
- Schmidt is widely speculated as the man for the job and after his decision today to follow the campaign trail, things may be looking up.
- As for his company, Google employees have contributed $487,355 to Sen. Obama’s campaign and $20,600 to Sen. McCain’s as of Aug. 31
What would life be like as a Google CEO in the cabinet?
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