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Gates Welcomes Google Compebreastion
OpenOffice 2.0 will likely put a hurt on Microsoft 13315 Did you just lightning yourself? Should I call 911? (I've got 911 on I think an equivalent argument can be made that the destination-future of OO is... Microsoft and Yahoo already have been investing heavily in search, hoping to narrow Google's lead in the field. Google processed 45 percent of U.S search requests in September, outdistancing 23 percent for Yahoo and 12 percent for Microsoft's MSN, according to Nielsen-NetRatings. Google (Nasdaq: GOOG) is fierce compebreastion for Microsoft (Nasdaq: MSFT), but the software giant does not fear the race and plans to upgrade his search technology in the next six months, Microsoft CEO Bill Gates said in remarks published today. ..... "We are not afraid of Google, but there is intense compebreastion between us. Google is our main compebreastor, brilliant people work there..... I hope William of Gatu$ has talked to Blammer about this. It sounds like he's trying to play 'good cop' to Steve-o's 'cyber-robo-android- destructo cop'. "This is a situation that we hope will change for the better in the next six months. We are working on it..... TRANSLATION: I'll f***ingKILLGoogle! Microsoft and Yahoo (Nasdaq: YHOO) already have been investing heavily in search, hoping to narrow Google's lead in the field. Google processed 45 percent of U.S search requests in September, outdistancing 23 percent for Yahoo and 12 percent for Microsoft's MSN, according to Nielsen-NetRatings. Gates denied the Redmond, Washington-based Microsoft intends to acquire Google or other leading Internet companies. OpenOffice 2.0 will likely put a hurt on Microsoft 13316 Then the company can pick up StarOffice, which is still 1-10th the price of MS Office, and keep on going. Cool. So why is... TRANSLATION: His Billness denied the Redmond, Washington-based MICROS~1 intends to absorb and extinguish Google or other leading Internet companies, just like he always does just prior to acquisitions and theft of ideas. -- Microsoft: The company that made computing dangerous.
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