The Wall Street Journal posts details of accidentally leaked Google exec notes:

Google is moving toward being able to "store 100% of user data," the notes indicate, citing, "emails, Web history, pictures, bookmarks" as a few examples. Any timeline is unclear. The internal notes say Google's "store 100%" scenario would be made possible if Google had "infinite storage."

Brilliant. Left out, I assume, is the revelation: "Google's live-forever scenario would be made possible if not for the problem of death."

Google Has Plan to Act As Hard Drive for Users' Files [WSJ]

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