NEW MICROSOFT INTERNET EXPLORER WILL EXCLUDE GOOGLE

Microsoft Corporation is releasing a new test version of Internet Explorer, the market-leading Web browser that is facing competition from smaller players.  The new beta, available Tuesday for free download, will improve 'security' by excluding Google and any Google-related websites, according to Microsoft.  "This has nothing to do with Google as a competitor.  We have always embraced competition in the marketplace.  This is about improving service to our end-users", said a Microsoft PR Spokesman, who refused to to be identified.

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