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"Hello, I don't deserve you to greet you at the door."

The next afternoon, after Kaos asked Lin Zhiling to take Lin Yifei to play in the city, he took A.G., who had just flown from New York to Los Angeles, and took a car to Murdoch's home.

This is what Wendi Deng and Kaos made an appointment with last night. It is naturally impossible for Kaos to let go of each other.

I brought a·g because as the son of Sulzberger Jr., he knew Murdoch, who is also a media tycoon, better. This can also serve as a warning to Kaos. After all, Kaos

But I have never worked in the media industry, so I don’t know much about the twists and turns.

I just didn't expect that just as I got off the car, I saw Murdoch walking out of the manor villa with the support of Wendi Deng.

"Haha, I'm not too old to walk."

Murdoch looked at Kaos very kindly and said, then looked at a·g and asked: "A·g you are here too, is little Sulzberger in good health?"

"Thank you for your connection. My father is now retired and walks around every day. He is living a very good life."

A·G, who was very familiar with Murdoch, smiled and nodded, took the initiative to walk to Murdoch's side, and supported him towards the room.

Although Murdoch has a residence in Beverly Hills, it is usually used for hosting banquets like last night, and to be honest, the building area of ​​each building on the mountain is too small, so it is not very suitable for the super rich.

Build a manor.

Therefore, Murdoch usually lives outside Los Angeles, where there is enough land for people to freely explore, and also for a quiet and undisturbed life.

The construction of the entire manor is even more regular than the Jones Manor in Kaos. The flowers, plants and trees in the yard have been built, some like the hotel garden in Tomato Rich. The original natural plants were built squarely and horizontally.

vertical.

The villas and houses also look almost the same. If it weren't for the gray sloping rubble on the roof, the entire house would be a complete rectangular parallelepiped.

This is very characteristic of the Western aristocratic manor in the past, and also highlights the generation gap between Murdoch's age and modern young people.

"I guess you won't like living here."

Kaos, who was walking behind, looked at Wendi Deng who had slowed down and walked to his side, smiled and whispered in Chinese.

"Haha, so I usually go to live in Beverly Hills. If you have time, you can talk to me more. I can help you introduce a few more friends. I guarantee that they will not be worse than Nicole."

Kaos's sudden words made Wendi Deng a little stunned, but looking at the other person's eyes looking around, he immediately understood. He put his hand to his mouth and smiled, while also speaking in Chinese.

"Okay, I'm looking forward to it."

Although Wendi Deng doesn't look very good, it has to be said that she has the ability. She knows how to use Murdoch's authority to establish strong connections for herself. Without any conflict of interest, Kaos also feels that she has a good relationship with him.

Being friends is a very good choice.

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"I don't know, Mr. Murdoch, why you invited me here."

After sitting in the living room, casually drinking tea and coffee and chatting for a while, Kaos asked Murdoch tentatively.

Following Kaos's words, the originally harmonious atmosphere suddenly became quiet. Murdoch lowered his head and took a silent sip of coffee. Then he raised his head and looked at Kaos seriously and smiled.

"Haha, there's nothing else to do. I just want to know what your Google news business is like. I want to see if I can get involved."

Murdoch's eyes are still so kind, but in Kaos's eyes, he looks more like an old fox. He has been acquiring the New York Times Group for a long time, and the other party is eyeing Google's business.

It shows how sensitive the other person's nose is.

"I see. Does Mr. Murdoch also plan to enter the Internet industry?"

After confirming that what Lin Yifei said last night was correct, Kaos smiled and continued to ask.

"I just have some ideas about Google's news section, so I want to hear your suggestions."

Murdoch looked at Kaos very seriously. He really didn't pay much attention to the Internet before, but after Kaos acquired the New York Times Group, he mobilized his people to investigate.

Understanding every possible competitor is a habit he usually develops. It is also because of this that he paid attention to Google's news section. It is just a simple website, without printing newspapers, directly publishing a text message on it, and spreading it all over the world.

As long as you log in to this website, you can learn about this news.

Such a fast and convenient way of disseminating news, in Murdoch's view, is simply a world-class media company. Compared with traditional newspapers and television, it is infinitely more convenient, and it seems to have huge potential and is worth doing.

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But also because this is a new field, Murdoch is still unclear about the specific details, especially the lack of data from pioneers, which prevents him from assessing the size of this market.

"That's it. I have handed over the news section to A·G. You can just ask him directly." Kaos pointed to A·G beside him generously, without saying anything.

The purpose of concealing data seems to be that there is no concern at all about Murdoch entering this market.

And this is indeed the case. As a·g began to introduce the specific data he knew, Murdoch's originally interested eyes turned into disappointment.

Because the number of logins to Google's news section today is not very large, probably less than 600,000 people per day. This is because it is open to the whole world, and the income is very little.

In fact, the news section can only be a supplement to Google, but cannot be the main development direction. This situation will continue until the arrival of the mobile Internet era.

After all, in daily life, you can feel that people read news on the move. Very few people sit in front of the computer every day, log in to Google and click to enter the news section to understand and

read.

In particular, the people who use computers and surf the Internet are all young people, and no one goes to watch the news. This can be clearly felt in the broadcast of the China National Channel News Network. Maybe there are some elderly people who sit there every day

Watch it in front of the TV.

But there are very few young people who can do this.

Although the news section is somewhat useless for the growth of Google data, it cannot be left out, because many people will use Google search when they want to know the complete content after receiving some fragmented news.

At this time, the usefulness of the news section is reflected, and this is what a·g did not tell Murdoch. Compared with the number of dedicated logged-in readers, this search and reading news is the real big one, which can generate 80 to 90 million times a day.

Search quantity.

I haven't discussed the specific advertising costs with advertisers, but it is expected to be no less than nearly 100 million US dollars a year.