While many spread rumors of Google's browser development, Business Week weighs in with a stronger opinion: Google must develop a browser to cultivate more revenue-bearing traffic and forestall the eclipsing effect of Microsoft's imminent awakening to the search field.
"Consider that in the past two weeks people downloaded 2.5 million copies of an open-source browser built by a little-known outfit called the Mozilla Foundation. That shows how much demand there is for an alternative to Microsoft's browser. If Google were to put its brand behind an effort like that, just imagine the potential."
1. Friends ask me what's going on and I tell them to check my blog. Ya know that annoying "year in review mail" you get from an uncle? That should be a blog. I don't know about the new email address, but surely, a business card. A "Google and you'll find me." Maybe save a local copy of your blog to a usb keying and give that to someone. Where you did hit it, is that outside off the blogsphere, no one knows, or cares, about them. And why should they? It'll mature into another media type. For years before I started using MT, my site was just a personal site. I wrote about this a bit on my blog, in regards to the blogging for business panel, managers still think blogging is writing about your love of cats or dogs.
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Posted at 4:42AM on Dec 19th 2005 by udown