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Google is humanizing Hiroshi Lockheimer a bit.
Unlike Sundar, he’s been a relatively defensive, non-committal witness on the stand. But he’s getting the same treatment to begin: where did you go to college, how did you join Google, what is Google’s mission, etc.
It’s a nice palate cleanser. And we’re on to a new narrative from Google with Lockheimer’s help: that it was struggling (not merely competing) against the iPhone.
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