Google and Microsoft Go Head to Head - for AOL

Oct 13, 2005 - 9:32 am 0 — by
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Google and Comcast are reported to be exploring a possible deal in which they own a minority stake in AOL. Microsoft has already been talking to AOL, so this pits the two giants squarely against each other. Whoever ends up buying will get a healthy chunk of distribution for their search, CPC and service platforms, so this will be interesting to watch. Read more at Reuters.

 

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