Michael Jones Chief Technology Advocate, Google, gave a speech entitled "The Billionth Visitor".

More than one billion people search for answers, write to each other, or chat with their friends every day using the Internet. Even when museums are the best answer to the search query, have collections better than any photograph or video, and have the world’s experts on staff, they are largely absent from this dialogue. You can search Google but not the Copernicus Museum and you can chat with friends but not the curator of Monaco’s Musée Océanographique. Michael is busy changing this and will share Google’s activities with the audience.