[1] http://www.dailytimes.com.pk/default.asp?page=story_22-11-2004_pg6_1

Google now has competition from everyone’s favorite bully, Microsoft. A new search engine, MSN Search, will be–of course–integrated with Internet Explorer. Well, they may have control of most users’ desktops, but they can’t control the web: this move is designed so that the latter proposition will eventually erode.

Like Netscape, Google poses no serious platform threat to Windows. The real threat is the Web and its informational utility that does not require Windows.

Joe Wilcox at Jupiter Research, as quoted in Dailytimes.com.pk article, [2] Microsoft opens war for Internet dominance.

On the other hand, this could make Google a tougher search engine–good news for end users.

[3] http://www.dailytimes.com.pk/default.asp?page=story_22-11-2004_pg6_1

Google now has competition from everyone’s favorite bully, Microsoft. A new search engine, MSN Search, will be–of course–integrated with Internet Explorer. Well, they may have control of most users’ desktops, but they can’t control the web: this move is designed so that the latter proposition will eventually erode.

Like Netscape, Google poses no serious platform threat to Windows. The real threat is the Web and its informational utility that does not require Windows.

Joe Wilcox at Jupiter Research, as quoted in Dailytimes.com.pk article, [4] Microsoft opens war for Internet dominance.

On the other hand, this could make Google a tougher search engine–good news for end users.