Stanford / Entrepreneurship

Search Engines and Competition

By Larry Page Eric Schmidt | Strategy and Culture at Google Lecture 10 of 12

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Lecture Description

In the beginning, co-founders Larry Page and Sergey Brin tried to license Google to other companies because they wanted to finish their PhD's, but none were interested. Google was started out of desperation; they had no other option but to start the company themselves. Though the founders do worry about competition, the barrier to entry is continuously increasing as Google indexes more and more documents and becomes the foundation of so many other services.

Course Index

  1. Success Factors of Potential Partners
  2. Google and Language Translation
  3. Google's Legal Issues
  4. Hiring: What Attributes Do You Look For?
  5. Envisioning the Future for Google: Always a Search Engine?
  6. ROI on Advertising Models Online
  7. Globalization: Google and Asia-Pacific
  8. Learning to Take Risks: A Personal Story
  9. Technology and Social Responsibility
  10. Search Engines and Competition
  11. New Leadership and Organizational Change
  12. Encouraging Creativity
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