charlie: additional funding provided by these funders. captioning sponsored by rose communications from our studios in new york city, this is charlie rose. charlie: google seems to always be with us. always in the news. the company teamed up last week with verizon to propose net neutrality rules claim it should be a level playing field treating all applications equally and they believe it will violent the motto. analysts say the deal is a sign of the pragmatic approach google is adapting looks for new parters in and avenues of growth. now from san francisco, michael copeland from fortune magazine. his article appeared in the july 29th issue and chris anderson from wired and his piece, the web is dead in the upcoming issue and jessica vascellaro writes about google for the wall street journal and pleased to have you as well. michael, since you wrote this thing, google is over. saying it s a juggernaut with new competition looming google s best days may be behind it. how so
charlie: additional funding provided by these funders. captioning sponsored by rose communications from our studios in new york city, this is charlie rose. charlie: google seems to always be with us. always in the news. the company teamed up last week with verizon to propose net neutrality rules claim it should be a level playing field treating all applications equally and they believe it will violent the motto. analysts say the deal is a sign of the pragmatic approach google is adapting looks for new parters in and avenues of growth. now from san francisco, michael copeland from fortune magazine. his article appeared in the july 29th issue and chris anderson from wired and his piece, the web is dead in the upcoming issue and jessica vascellaro writes about google for the wall street journal and pleased to have you as well. michael, since you wrote this thing, google is over. saying it s a juggernaut with new competition looming google s best days may be behind it. how so
lehrer: on the next newshour, the latest news and analysis and the kind of in- depth reporting you ve come to expect fro charlie: welcome. tonight the future of google and michael copeland and chris anderson and jessica vascellaro and we continue about president obama and the book called more davids than goliaths and finish with brett easton ellis. - charlie: additional funding provided by these funders. captioning sponsored by rose communications from our studios in new york city, this is charlie rose. charlie: google seems to always be with us. always in the news. the company teamed up last week with verizon to propose net neutrality rules claim it should be a level playing field treating all applications equally and they believe it will violent the motto. analysts say the deal is a sign of the pragmatic approach google is adapting looks for new parters in and avenues of growth. now from san francisco, michael copeland from fortune magazine. his article appeared i
charlie: additional funding provided by these funders. captioning sponsored by rose communications from our studios in new york city, this is charlie rose. charlie: google seems to always be with us. always in the news. the company teamed up last week with verizon to propose net neutrality rules claim it should be a level playing field treating all applications equally and they believe it will violent the motto. analysts say the deal is a sign of the pragmatic approach google is adapting looks for new parters in and avenues of growth. now from san francisco, michael copeland from fortune magazine. his article appeared in the july 29th issue and chris anderson from wired and his piece, the web is dead in the upcoming issue and jessica vascellaro writes about google for the wall street journal and pleased to have you as well. michael, since you wrote this thing, google is over. saying it s a juggernaut with new competition looming google s best days may be behind it. how so
captioning sponsored by rose communications from our studios in new york city, this is charlie rose. th of the pragmatic approach google is adapting looks for new parters in and avenues of growth. now from san francisco, michael copeland from fortune magazine. his article appeared in the july 29th issue and chris anderson from wired and his piece, the web is dead in the upcoming issue and jessica vascellaro writes about google for the wall street journal and pleased to have you as well. michael, since you wrote this thing, google is over. saying it s a juggernaut with new competition looming google s best days may be behind it. how so? it s a changing nature of how we use the web and the internet and with the rise of things like facebook and twitter and yelp, we re not so much going to the google search box as we are reaching out to our network and looking for answers and increasingly those answers are coming from places like facebook, for example, that google doesn t have