sundar pichai is the man leading google into this new era.d how we consume information. if you think about fire or electricity or the internet, you know, it's like that, but i think even — even more profound. born of humble roots in tamil nadu in south—east india, sundar pichai trained as an engineer. he moved to the us to pursue his dream and joined google's founders, larry page and sergey brin, when the company was just six years old in 200a. now, he's the boss of both google and its parent company, alphabet, which includes youtube. and he faces unrelenting scrutiny... raise your right hand. you swear that the testimony... ..from us lawmakers, to most recently at the g7 and g20 summits, where tax was in focus. historically, has google paid enough tax in the right places? we are one of the world's largest taxpayers. you know, if you look at, on an average, over the past decade, we have paid over 20% in taxes. we do pay the majority of our share of taxes in the us, where we originate and where our products are developed. i think there are goo

sundar pichai is clear., to shape our digital future. and you can catch my full interview with sundar pichai on the bbc iplayer or listen to it as a podcast on bbc sounds. facebook made headlines earlier this year when it blocked news content in australia in a row over proposals to make it pay for news on its platform. here in the uk, the boss of the competition and markets authority described australia's proposals as sensible and said maybe the uk should consider following a similar route. dr andrea coscell also described google and facebook�*s dominance of online advertising as "a problem". the western web today is based on free and open access. you don't pay for links. but the price of that freedom is that we leave personal data trails that are monetised by the likes of google and facebook, giant advertising companies. in a rare broadcast interview, the boss of the competition and markets authority said that google's 90% share of the uk's search advertising market is a problem. and then he turned to faceb

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