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Is Google Entering the Browser War?
Thursday, 30 September 2004, 13:00 GMT

Microsoft's attempt to challenge Google with its upcoming entry into the search engine wars has been a popular topic of discussion in the search industry for quite some time now. The past week, however, has been filled with speculation of a different sort of Microsoft/Google showdown - a new browser war that would put the two companies front and center.

News outlets and message boards have been buzzing over the past week as industry watchers examine a series of moves on Google's part that may signify plans to introduce a Google branded internet browser. A browser from Google would likely present the first significant challenge to Microsoft's position as the most popular internet browser, a title it captured from Netscape in the late 90's.

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