Innovate in Technology and Business: The Founding of Google

By Larry Page Eric Schmidt - Stanford

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According to Larry Page, co-founder of Google, Not many companies are innovators in both technology and business. In order to be successful in technical innovation, you must also understand the business and marketing side, he adds.

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Filmed: Spring 2002