Wrong. If you owned 10% your voting power: 100% - big shots share: 37.6 + directors share: 61.4% == 1%. So your 10% share = .1% voting power. They said as muc

Wrong. If you owned 10% your voting power: 100% - big shots share: 37.6 + directors share: 61.4% == 1%. So your 10% share = .1% voting power. They said as much in the IPO: >> New investors will fully share in Google's long term economic future but will have little ability to influence its strategic decisions through their voting rights.