Aug 28, 2008 at 2:29pm ET by Barry Schwartz
TechCrunch reports Google has extended a deal to be the default search engine in Firefox for an additional three years, to 2011. The news comes the day after Microsoft released a beta of IE8.
The deal is somewhat ironic in that Google has lobbied to to prevent Microsoft from making itself the default search engine in Internet Explorer but has no qualms about buying itself defaul rights in Firefox. Hey Firefox – Let Us Pick Our Own Search Engine! from Danny Sullivan has more about that.
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