Larry Page and Sergey Brin - Google Inc.
wo PhDs from Stanford
University started work in the garage of a friend’s. And they were
defiantly not building steam engines!
They were, however, creating the internet’s most powerful search engine.
Sergey Brin and Larry Page are arguably the world’s most successful
Internet entrepreneurs and developers in history. This enabled them to
earn billions, while assisting everyone from high school students to
particle physicists have an easy time searching for information over the
internet.
Google was first launched on Stanford’s website (google.stanford.edu)
and then finally on Google.com in 1997. It is estimated that GOOGLE is
worth about a staggering $25 billion dollars.
Read more about 17 People Who Changed the Internet Forever!
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Two
PhDs from Stanford University started work in the garage of a friend’s. And
they were defiantly not building steam engines! They were, however, creating
the internet’s most powerful search engine. Sergey Brin and Larry Page are
arguably the world’s most successful Internet entrepreneurs and developers in
history. This enabled them to earn billions, while assisting everyone from high
school students to particle physicists have an easy time searching for
information over the internet. Google was first launched on Stanford’s website
(google.stanford.edu) and then finally on Google.com in 1997. It is estimated that
GOOGLE is worth about a staggering $25 billion dollars.
David
Filo and Jerry Yang – Yahoo! Inc.
Yahoo! too is the
creation of two Stanford University’s Electrical Engineer graduates,
called Jerry Yang and David Filo. Yang started by listing web pages on
the Internet and named it “Jerry’s Guide to the World Wide Web”. Then,
he decided to switch it to Yahoo! and the initial URL was at
akebono.stanford.edu/yahoo
In December 1994, that particular website had already received over a
million hits. Realizing its potential, David Filo and Jerry Yang got
serious and diversified Yahoo! as a web portal.
David Filo’s net worth is $2.9 billion dollars and Jerry Yang’s is $2.3
billion dollars.
Read more about 17 People Who Changed the Internet Forever!
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Yahoo!
too is the creation of two Stanford University’s Electrical Engineer graduates,
called Jerry Yang and David Filo. Yang started by listing web pages on the
Internet and named it “Jerry’s Guide to the World Wide Web”. Then, he decided
to switch it to Yahoo! and the initial URL was at akebono.stanford.edu/yahoo In
December 1994, that particular website had already received over a million
hits. Realizing its potential, David Filo and Jerry Yang got serious and
diversified Yahoo! as a web portal. David Filo’s net worth is $2.9 billion
dollars and Jerry Yang’s is $2.3 billion dollars.
Bill
Gates – Microsoft
William
Henry “Bill” Gates III, is an American business magnate, philanthropist, the
world’s third richest person (as of February 8, 2008), and chairman of
Microsoft, the software company he founded with Paul Allen. Gates is one of the
best-known entrepreneurs of the personal computer revolution. In the later
stages of his career, Gates has pursued a number of philanthropic endeavors,
donating large amounts of money to various charitable organizations and
scientific research programs through the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation,
established in 2000. Gates also holds the record of being the Richest Person in
the world for 15 consecutive years.
Steven
Paul Jobs – Apple Inc.
Steven
Paul Jobs is the co-founder, Chairman, and CEO of Apple Inc. and former CEO of
Pixar Animation Studios. In the late 1970s, Jobs, with Apple co-founder Steve
Wozniak, created one of the first commercially successful personal computers.
In the early 1980s, Jobs was among the first to see the commercial potential of
the mouse-driven GUI (Graphical User Interface). After losing a power struggle
with the board of directors in 1985, Jobs resigned from Apple and founded NeXT,
a computer platform development company specializing in the higher education
and business markets. Jobs is currently the Walt Disney Company’s largest
individual shareholder and a member of its Board of Directors. He is considered
a leading figure in both the computer and industries.
Mark
Zuckerberg – Facebook
One
of the most admired and successful youngster of the 21st century is a 24 years
old Harvard graduate – the world’s youngest billionaire, with an estimated net
worth of $1.5 billion He founded Facebook, the online social networking
website. Zuckerberg launched The Facebook (FaceMatch) from his Harvard dorm
room in 2004 and started promoting it to all Ivy League schools and some Boston
institutions. Soon, he bought over Facebook.com domain name. Facebook is now a
household name with people of all ages, groups and interests, interacting with
each other. Its business and pleasure at the same time!
Kevin
Rose – Digg
You
all know Kevin, don’t you? Perhaps one of the most respected internet idealist
and TV show host, Kevin Rose has definitely placed a huge impacts among all
Digg users. He became well known as an on-air talent and later as a co-host
working on TechTV’s popular show The Screen Savers (which later became Attack of
the Show! ) until his departure from the network on May 2005. He also
co-founded Pownce and Revision3 besides his popular Digg.com,
social-bookmarking website. He created Digg in 2004 by hiring a freelance
programmer who Kevin Rose paid $12 per hour through eLance. Kevin Rose later
bought Digg.com domain name for $1,200 and then went on to buy larger server
space. Digg received an ultra boost of capitals when they received $2.8 million
of venture capital from Omidyar Network, Netscape co-founder Marc Andreessen
and Greylock Partners.
Bram
Cohen – BitTorrent
Best
known as the developer, co-founder and author behind peer-to-peer sharing, Bram
Cohen is the inventor of BitTorrent. The other day a cousin of mine said “Bit Torrent
has made life easier!” That’s how easily we can sum up the achievements of this
man. Bram Cohen is also the co-founder of CodeCon and co-author of Codeville.
In 2001, he quit his job at MojoNation to work in BitTorrent. He firstly
revealed his ideas in a CodeCon conference and started luring beta testers by
collecting free pornography. He then spent some time working with Valve, but
quit his job later to work in BitTorrent Inc. with his brother and business
partner Mike Morhaime – Blizzard Entertainment
Mike
Morhaime – Blizzard Entertainment
Mike
Morhaime is the president and a co-founder of Blizzard Entertainment, a video
game developer located in Irvine, California and currently owned by Activision
Blizzard.
Jimmy
Wales – Wikipedia
Jimmy
Wales is the co-founder of Wikipedia: a free and open content encyclopedia
launched in 2001. He is also the co-founder of Wikia, a privately own web
hosting company set up in 2004. Jimmy Wales at first started a peer-reviewed,
open-content encyclopedia which is Nupedia. He then utilized the ideas of
Nupedia with his “wiki” software to form today’s Wikipedia. His work with
Wikipedia, which has become the world’s largest encyclopedia, prompted Time
magazine to name him in its 2006 list of the world’s most influential people.
Chad
Hurley and Steve Chen – YouTube
Chad
Hurley (aged 28) and Steve Chen (aged 27) became the founders of the popular
San Bruno, California-based video sharing website YouTube, one of the biggest
providers of videos on the Internet. Chad Hurley used to work for eBay’s PayPal
in the designing department where he designed their logo. Together with PayPal
colleagues, Jared Karim and Steve Chen, Chad founded YouTube in 2005. Google
later acquired YouTube at $1.65 billion dollars.
Jeff
Preston Bezos – Amazon
Jeff
Bezos is the founder, chairman of board, president and the chief executive
officer of Amazon.com, a major e-commerce company that sells goods through the
Internet. His net worth is currently at $8.2 billion dollars. He was named Time
magazine Person of the Year in 1999.
Shawn
Fanning – Napster, Rupture
Inventor
of Napster, the first popular peer-to-peer file sharing platform, Shawn Fanning
is a computer programmer who developed Napster when he was still pursuing his
studies in Northeastern University, Boston. Soon after, however, Napster was
the target of several music industry-backed lawsuits, which ultimately ended up
causing the cessation of the service. In December 2006, Fanning developed
Rupture, a social networking tool that facilitates profiles and communications
of online gamers in World of Warcraft.
Pierre
Omidyar – eBay
Pierre
Omidyar is the founder of eBay, an online auctioning marketplace that connects
buyers and sellers. With a net worth of about $7.7 billion dollars, Omidyar and
his wife Pam, are one of those entrepreneurs that go beyond doing profits,
which is by contributing to non-profits organizations and aiding start-ups. He
wrote the source code of eBay when he was 28 years old in 1995. Initially, he
decided to name his auction site after his consulting firm, Echo Bay but
unfortunately, echobay.com was already taken. To save up his Internet service
provider cost, he registered eBay.com.
Matt
Mullenweg – WordPress
If
it weren’t for Matt Mullenweg creating WordPress, I would not have been here
writing at this blog and you all wouldn’t have been reading this article. At
the age of 19, he invented the core of WordPress, and later on when he turned
24, quit his job at CNET to fully focus on developing WordPress – a blogging
platform. He is also the founder of Automattic, the business behind WordPress
as well as famous spam fighter, Akismet.
Sir
Tim Berners-Lee – World Wide Web
Sir
Tim Berners-Lee; the father of World Wide Web. On 25 December 1990 he
implemented the first successful communication between an HTTP client and
server via the Internet with the help of Robert Cailliau and a young student
staff at CERN. Sir Tim Berners-Lee is also the founder of World Wide Web
Consortium (W3C) at Massachusetts Institute of Technology which comprises of
companies that are willing to create standards and improvements of the Web.
From my point of view, if it wasn’t for him, none of the above mentioned
personalities existed.
Jon
Postel – Internet Pioneer
Jonathan
Bruce Postel made many significant contributions to the development of the
Internet, particularly in the area of standards. He is principally known for
being the Editor of the Request for Comment (RFC) document series, and for
administering the Internet Assigned Numbers Authority until his death. The
Internet Society’s Postel Award is named in his honor, as is the Postel Center
at Information Sciences Institute. His obituary was written by Vint Cerf and
published as RFC 2468 in remembrance of Postel and his work. In its infancy,
Jon worked on its development, from its early protocols, to the creation of
TCP/IP. Documenter and co-developer many of the key Internet standards,
including TCP/IP (basic Internet protocols), SMTP (email transfer), and DNS
(name servers). Jon’s influence is felt throughout the Internet, in its
protocols, in their documentation, in the DNS names we use and the ‘dot’ we use
to separate them, and, in no small way, in the ‘good engineering’ that helped
the Internet thrive from its inception in 1969 to today.
Mike Morhaime is the
president and a co-founder of Blizzard Entertainment, a video game
developer located in Irvine, California and currently owned by
Activision Blizzard.
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Morhaime is the president and a co-founder of Blizzard Entertainment, a video
game developer located in Irvine, California and currently owned by Activision
Blizzard.
Yahoo! too is the
creation of two Stanford University’s Electrical Engineer graduates,
called Jerry Yang and David Filo. Yang started by listing web pages on
the Internet and named it “Jerry’s Guide to the World Wide Web”. Then,
he decided to switch it to Yahoo! and the initial URL was at
akebono.stanford.edu/yahoo
In December 1994, that particular website had already received over a
million hits. Realizing its potential, David Filo and Jerry Yang got
serious and diversified Yahoo! as a web portal.
David Filo’s net worth is $2.9 billion dollars and Jerry Yang’s is $2.3
billion dollars.
Read more about 17 People Who Changed the Internet Forever!
http://www.skidzopedia.com/?p=1613
Yahoo! too is the
creation of two Stanford University’s Electrical Engineer graduates,
called Jerry Yang and David Filo. Yang started by listing web pages on
the Internet and named it “Jerry’s Guide to the World Wide Web”. Then,
he decided to switch it to Yahoo! and the initial URL was at
akebono.stanford.edu/yahoo
In December 1994, that particular website had already received over a
million hits. Realizing its potential, David Filo and Jerry Yang got
serious and diversified Yahoo! as a web portal.
David Filo’s net worth is $2.9 billion dollars and Jerry Yang’s is $2.3
billion dollars.
Read more about 17 People Who Changed the Internet Forever!
http://www.skidzopedia.com/?p=1613
Yahoo! too is the
creation of two Stanford University’s Electrical Engineer graduates,
called Jerry Yang and David Filo. Yang started by listing web pages on
the Internet and named it “Jerry’s Guide to the World Wide Web”. Then,
he decided to switch it to Yahoo! and the initial URL was at
akebono.stanford.edu/yahoo
In December 1994, that particular website had already received over a
million hits. Realizing its potential, David Filo and Jerry Yang got
serious and diversified Yahoo! as a web portal.
David Filo’s net worth is $2.9 billion dollars and Jerry Yang’s is $2.3
billion dollars.
Read more about 17 People Who Changed the Internet Forever!
http://www.skidzopedia.com/?p=1613
Yahoo! too is the
creation of two Stanford University’s Electrical Engineer graduates,
called Jerry Yang and David Filo. Yang started by listing web pages on
the Internet and named it “Jerry’s Guide to the World Wide Web”. Then,
he decided to switch it to Yahoo! and the initial URL was at
akebono.stanford.edu/yahoo
In December 1994, that particular website had already received over a
million hits. Realizing its potential, David Filo and Jerry Yang got
serious and diversified Yahoo! as a web portal.
David Filo’s net worth is $2.9 billion dollars and Jerry Yang’s is $2.3
billion dollars.
Read more about 17 People Who Changed the Internet Forever!
http://www.skidzopedia.com/?p=1613
Yahoo! too is the
creation of two Stanford University’s Electrical Engineer graduates,
called Jerry Yang and David Filo. Yang started by listing web pages on
the Internet and named it “Jerry’s Guide to the World Wide Web”. Then,
he decided to switch it to Yahoo! and the initial URL was at
akebono.stanford.edu/yahoo
In December 1994, that particular website had already received over a
million hits. Realizing its potential, David Filo and Jerry Yang got
serious and diversified Yahoo! as a web portal.
David Filo’s net worth is $2.9 billion dollars and Jerry Yang’s is $2.3
billion dollars.
Read more about 17 People Who Changed the Internet Forever!
http://www.skidzopedia.com/?p=1613
Yahoo! too is the
creation of two Stanford University’s Electrical Engineer graduates,
called Jerry Yang and David Filo. Yang started by listing web pages on
the Internet and named it “Jerry’s Guide to the World Wide Web”. Then,
he decided to switch it to Yahoo! and the initial URL was at
akebono.stanford.edu/yahoo
In December 1994, that particular website had already received over a
million hits. Realizing its potential, David Filo and Jerry Yang got
serious and diversified Yahoo! as a web portal.
David Filo’s net worth is $2.9 billion dollars and Jerry Yang’s is $2.3
billion dollars.
Read more about 17 People Who Changed the Internet Forever!
http://www.skidzopedia.com/?p=1613
Yahoo! too is the
creation of two Stanford University’s Electrical Engineer graduates,
called Jerry Yang and David Filo. Yang started by listing web pages on
the Internet and named it “Jerry’s Guide to the World Wide Web”. Then,
he decided to switch it to Yahoo! and the initial URL was at
akebono.stanford.edu/yahoo
In December 1994, that particular website had already received over a
million hits. Realizing its potential, David Filo and Jerry Yang got
serious and diversified Yahoo! as a web portal.
David Filo’s net worth is $2.9 billion dollars and Jerry Yang’s is $2.3
billion dollars.
Read more about 17 People Who Changed the Internet Forever!
http://www.skidzopedia.com/?p=1613
Yahoo! too is the
creation of two Stanford University’s Electrical Engineer graduates,
called Jerry Yang and David Filo. Yang started by listing web pages on
the Internet and named it “Jerry’s Guide to the World Wide Web”. Then,
he decided to switch it to Yahoo! and the initial URL was at
akebono.stanford.edu/yahoo
In December 1994, that particular website had already received over a
million hits. Realizing its potential, David Filo and Jerry Yang got
serious and diversified Yahoo! as a web portal.
David Filo’s net worth is $2.9 billion dollars and Jerry Yang’s is $2.3
billion dollars.
Read more about 17 People Who Changed the Internet Forever!
http://www.skidzopedia.com/?p=1613
Yahoo! too is the
creation of two Stanford University’s Electrical Engineer graduates,
called Jerry Yang and David Filo. Yang started by listing web pages on
the Internet and named it “Jerry’s Guide to the World Wide Web”. Then,
he decided to switch it to Yahoo! and the initial URL was at
akebono.stanford.edu/yahoo
In December 1994, that particular website had already received over a
million hits. Realizing its potential, David Filo and Jerry Yang got
serious and diversified Yahoo! as a web portal.
David Filo’s net worth is $2.9 billion dollars and Jerry Yang’s is $2.3
billion dollars.
Read more about 17 People Who Changed the Internet Forever!
http://www.skidzopedia.com/?p=1613
Yahoo! too is the
creation of two Stanford University’s Electrical Engineer graduates,
called Jerry Yang and David Filo. Yang started by listing web pages on
the Internet and named it “Jerry’s Guide to the World Wide Web”. Then,
he decided to switch it to Yahoo! and the initial URL was at
akebono.stanford.edu/yahoo
In December 1994, that particular website had already received over a
million hits. Realizing its potential, David Filo and Jerry Yang got
serious and diversified Yahoo! as a web portal.
David Filo’s net worth is $2.9 billion dollars and Jerry Yang’s is $2.3
billion dollars.
Read more about 17 People Who Changed the Internet Forever!
http://www.skidzopedia.com/?p=1613
Yahoo! too is the
creation of two Stanford University’s Electrical Engineer graduates,
called Jerry Yang and David Filo. Yang started by listing web pages on
the Internet and named it “Jerry’s Guide to the World Wide Web”. Then,
he decided to switch it to Yahoo! and the initial URL was at
akebono.stanford.edu/yahoo
In December 1994, that particular website had already received over a
million hits. Realizing its potential, David Filo and Jerry Yang got
serious and diversified Yahoo! as a web portal.
David Filo’s net worth is $2.9 billion dollars and Jerry Yang’s is $2.3
billion dollars.
Read more about 17 People Who Changed the Internet Forever!
http://www.skidzopedia.com/?p=1613
Yahoo! too is the
creation of two Stanford University’s Electrical Engineer graduates,
called Jerry Yang and David Filo. Yang started by listing web pages on
the Internet and named it “Jerry’s Guide to the World Wide Web”. Then,
he decided to switch it to Yahoo! and the initial URL was at
akebono.stanford.edu/yahoo
In December 1994, that particular website had already received over a
million hits. Realizing its potential, David Filo and Jerry Yang got
serious and diversified Yahoo! as a web portal.
David Filo’s net worth is $2.9 billion dollars and Jerry Yang’s is $2.3
billion dollars.
Read more about 17 People Who Changed the Internet Forever!
http://www.skidzopedia.com/?p=1613
Yahoo! too is the
creation of two Stanford University’s Electrical Engineer graduates,
called Jerry Yang and David Filo. Yang started by listing web pages on
the Internet and named it “Jerry’s Guide to the World Wide Web”. Then,
he decided to switch it to Yahoo! and the initial URL was at
akebono.stanford.edu/yahoo
In December 1994, that particular website had already received over a
million hits. Realizing its potential, David Filo and Jerry Yang got
serious and diversified Yahoo! as a web portal.
David Filo’s net worth is $2.9 billion dollars and Jerry Yang’s is $2.3
billion dollars.
Read more about 17 People Who Changed the Internet Forever!
http://www.skidzopedia.com/?p=1613
Yahoo! too is the
creation of two Stanford University’s Electrical Engineer graduates,
called Jerry Yang and David Filo. Yang started by listing web pages on
the Internet and named it “Jerry’s Guide to the World Wide Web”. Then,
he decided to switch it to Yahoo! and the initial URL was at
akebono.stanford.edu/yahoo
In December 1994, that particular website had already received over a
million hits. Realizing its potential, David Filo and Jerry Yang got
serious and diversified Yahoo! as a web portal.
David Filo’s net worth is $2.9 billion dollars and Jerry Yang’s is $2.3
billion dollars.
Read more about 17 People Who Changed the Internet Forever!
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David Filo and Jerry Yang – Yahoo! Inc.
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Filo and Jerry Yang – Yahoo! Inc.
Two
PhDs from Stanford University started work in the garage of a friend’s. And
they were defiantly not building steam engines! They were, however, creating
the internet’s most powerful search engine. Sergey Brin and Larry Page are
arguably the world’s most successful Internet entrepreneurs and developers in
history. This enabled them to earn billions, while assisting everyone from high
school students to particle physicists have an easy time searching for
information over the internet. Google was first launched on Stanford’s website
(google.stanford.edu) and then finally on Google.com in 1997. It is estimated that
GOOGLE is worth about a staggering $25 billion dollars.Two
PhDs from Stanford University started work in the garage of a friend’s. And
they were defiantly not building steam engines! They were, however, creating
the internet’s most powerful search engine. Sergey Brin and Larry Page are
arguably the world’s most successful Internet entrepreneurs and developers in
history. This enabled them to earn billions, while assisting everyone from high
school students to particle physicists have an easy time searching for
information over the internet. Google was first launched on Stanford’s website
(google.stanford.edu) and then finally on Google.com in 1997. It is estimated that
GOOGLE is worth about a staggering $25 billion dollars.Two
PhDs from Stanford University started work in the garage of a friend’s. And
they were defiantly not building steam engines! They were, however, creating
the internet’s most powerful search engine. Sergey Brin and Larry Page are
arguably the world’s most successful Internet entrepreneurs and developers in
history. This enabled them to earn billions, while assisting everyone from high
school students to particle physicists have an easy time searching for
information over the internet. Google was first launched on Stanford’s website
(google.stanford.edu) and then finally on Google.com in 1997. It is estimated that
GOOGLE is worth about a staggering $25 billion dollars.Two
PhDs from Stanford University started work in the garage of a friend’s. And
they were defiantly not building steam engines! They were, however, creating
the internet’s most powerful search engine. Sergey Brin and Larry Page are
arguably the world’s most successful Internet entrepreneurs and developers in
history. This enabled them to earn billions, while assisting everyone from high
school students to particle physicists have an easy time searching for
information over the internet. Google was first launched on Stanford’s website
(google.stanford.edu) and then finally on Google.com in 1997. It is estimated that
GOOGLE is worth about a staggering $25 billion dollars.Two
PhDs from Stanford University started work in the garage of a friend’s. And
they were defiantly not building steam engines! They were, however, creating
the internet’s most powerful search engine. Sergey Brin and Larry Page are
arguably the world’s most successful Internet entrepreneurs and developers in
history. This enabled them to earn billions, while assisting everyone from high
school students to particle physicists have an easy time searching for
information over the internet. Google was first launched on Stanford’s website
(google.stanford.edu) and then finally on Google.com in 1997. It is estimated that
GOOGLE is worth about a staggering $25 billion dollars.Two
PhDs from Stanford University started work in the garage of a friend’s. And
they were defiantly not building steam engines! They were, however, creating
the internet’s most powerful search engine. Sergey Brin and Larry Page are
arguably the world’s most successful Internet entrepreneurs and developers in
history. This enabled them to earn billions, while assisting everyone from high
school students to particle physicists have an easy time searching for
information over the internet. Google was first launched on Stanford’s website
(google.stanford.edu) and then finally on Google.com in 1997. It is estimated that
GOOGLE is worth about a staggering $25 billion dollars.
Two
PhDs from Stanford University started work in the garage of a friend’s. And
they were defiantly not building steam engines! They were, however, creating
the internet’s most powerful search engine. Sergey Brin and Larry Page are
arguably the world’s most successful Internet entrepreneurs and developers in
history. This enabled them to earn billions, while assisting everyone from high
school students to particle physicists have an easy time searching for
information over the internet. Google was first launched on Stanford’s website
(google.stanford.edu) and then finally on Google.com in 1997. It is estimated that
GOOGLE is worth about a staggering $25 billion dollars.
Two
PhDs from Stanford University started work in the garage of a friend’s. And
they were defiantly not building steam engines! They were, however, creating
the internet’s most powerful search engine. Sergey Brin and Larry Page are
arguably the world’s most successful Internet entrepreneurs and developers in
history. This enabled them to earn billions, while assisting everyone from high
school students to particle physicists have an easy time searching for
information over the internet. Google was first launched on Stanford’s website
(google.stanford.edu) and then finally on Google.com in 1997. It is estimated that
GOOGLE is worth about a staggering $25 billion dollars.
Two
PhDs from Stanford University started work in the garage of a friend’s. And
they were defiantly not building steam engines! They were, however, creating
the internet’s most powerful search engine. Sergey Brin and Larry Page are
arguably the world’s most successful Internet entrepreneurs and developers in
history. This enabled them to earn billions, while assisting everyone from high
school students to particle physicists have an easy time searching for
information over the internet. Google was first launched on Stanford’s website
(google.stanford.edu) and then finally on Google.com in 1997. It is estimated that
GOOGLE is worth about a staggering $25 billion dollars.
Two
PhDs from Stanford University started work in the garage of a friend’s. And
they were defiantly not building steam engines! They were, however, creating
the internet’s most powerful search engine. Sergey Brin and Larry Page are
arguably the world’s most successful Internet entrepreneurs and developers in
history. This enabled them to earn billions, while assisting everyone from high
school students to particle physicists have an easy time searching for
information over the internet. Google was first launched on Stanford’s website
(google.stanford.edu) and then finally on Google.com in 1997. It is estimated that
GOOGLE is worth about a staggering $25 billion dollars.
Two
PhDs from Stanford University started work in the garage of a friend’s. And
they were defiantly not building steam engines! They were, however, creating
the internet’s most powerful search engine. Sergey Brin and Larry Page are
arguably the world’s most successful Internet entrepreneurs and developers in
history. This enabled them to earn billions, while assisting everyone from high
school students to particle physicists have an easy time searching for
information over the internet. Google was first launched on Stanford’s website
(google.stanford.edu) and then finally on Google.com in 1997. It is estimated that
GOOGLE is worth about a staggering $25 billion dollars.
Two
PhDs from Stanford University started work in the garage of a friend’s. And
they were defiantly not building steam engines! They were, however, creating
the internet’s most powerful search engine. Sergey Brin and Larry Page are
arguably the world’s most successful Internet entrepreneurs and developers in
history. This enabled them to earn billions, while assisting everyone from high
school students to particle physicists have an easy time searching for
information over the internet. Google was first launched on Stanford’s website
(google.stanford.edu) and then finally on Google.com in 1997. It is estimated that
GOOGLE is worth about a staggering $25 billion dollars.
Two
PhDs from Stanford University started work in the garage of a friend’s. And
they were defiantly not building steam engines! They were, however, creating
the internet’s most powerful search engine. Sergey Brin and Larry Page are
arguably the world’s most successful Internet entrepreneurs and developers in
history. This enabled them to earn billions, while assisting everyone from high
school students to particle physicists have an easy time searching for
information over the internet. Google was first launched on Stanford’s website
(google.stanford.edu) and then finally on Google.com in 1997. It is estimated that
GOOGLE is worth about a staggering $25 billion dollars.
wo PhDs from Stanford
University started work in the garage of a friend’s. And they were
defiantly not building steam engines!
They were, however, creating the internet’s most powerful search engine.
Sergey Brin and Larry Page are arguably the world’s most successful
Internet entrepreneurs and developers in history. This enabled them to
earn billions, while assisting everyone from high school students to
particle physicists have an easy time searching for information over the
internet.
Google was first launched on Stanford’s website (google.stanford.edu)
and then finally on Google.com in 1997. It is estimated that GOOGLE is
worth about a staggering $25 billion dollars.
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Larry Page and Sergey Brin – Google Inc.
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