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Tech Buzz A Google employee interviews random passersby in Times Square with a seemingly simple question. Answer: “It's where you put your search terms.” Yes, that is correct. As usual for a Google-made video, the music and production are incredibly cheesy, but the reactions from some of the interviews are good for some laffs, I suppose.
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Is that supposed to be a viral campaign? Why broadcast the fact that nobody knows about their browser? Perhaps they should have let the marketing department have a look at that one before they uploaded :P
What a bunch of idiots. Firefox baby, yyeeaaaah
what? i've been using chrome since day 1, seriously it's better than the others
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Oh come on… in Times Square you could ask what a condom is and get the exact same answers.
And this is why IE6 still exists and haunt web designers.
Is there something you're not telling us, Scott?
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Either they got hacked, or it's just a really slow news day.
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