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Google and Microsoft View Each Other Differently | |
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| Time: 09:30 EST/14:30 GMT | News Source: *Linked Within Post* | Posted By: Chris Hedlund | ||
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Despite recent search developments and a respectable third-place market market share, Microsoft is still not a competitor in Googles eyes. Addressing the audience at the Technology Alliance luncheon yesterday, Googles chief executive Eric Schmidt identified Yahoo! as their main competitor. He downplayed the notion of Microsoft as a main competitor in the search market. Schmidt explained that Googles focus is to innovate and less concerned with competiting corporations. Microsoft, however, seems to be very focused on Google. At the D3 conference in Carlsbad, Bill Gates expressed skepticsm over Googles ability to continue its domination of the search market. Both Bill Gates and Steve Ballmer have previously said they will continue to improve Microsofts search offerings. | ||
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