Ah, looks like this is correct, at least as of 2022: > Even though such classes of shares were unusual in the tech industry, Brin and Page decided to copy the

Ah, looks like this is correct, at least as of 2022: > Even though such classes of shares were unusual in the tech industry, Brin and Page decided to copy the structure. In the case of Google (now Alphabet), A shares carry one vote, while B shares each carry 10 votes. Brin and Page between them own 51 percent of those B shares, giving them joint control of the company, even though they own less than 12 percent of its total shares. 1: https://www.inc.com/minda-zetlin/warren-buffett-google-sergey-brin-larry-page-ipo-public-shares.html https://www.inc.com/minda-zetlin/warren-buffett-google-serge...