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Google says Vista search changes not enough

  • June 21, 2007
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Google says Vista search changes not enough – Google reacts to Microsoft’s joint filing with the DOJ, calling for more changes to the way Vista works with third-party search products. Microsoft’s changes fall far short of Google’s requests. Read More… [Ars Technica]
Google says Vista search changes not enough –

Google reacts to Microsoft’s joint filing with the DOJ, calling for more changes to the way Vista works with third-party search products. Microsoft’s changes fall far short of Google’s requests.

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