The Google chief visited the strict dictatorship with Bill Richardson, among others. Eric Schmidt's three-day visit to North Korea has ended. The trip, which elicited frowns from the U.S. State Department, was described by him as "a private visit to North Korea to talk about the free and open Internet," and included a visit to an e-library, where some students are allowed to surf the web for educational purposes only. Schmidt's companions on the trip, which came just weeks after Pyongyang's controversial rocket launch, included former New Mexico Governor Bill Richardson. Understandably, ... Read More