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Send to email | Google Hawking Chrome Overseas, On YouTube (GOOG) in DELLHPQGOOG | By Silicon el 03-Nov-2008 | Google's (GOOG) Chrome browser has miniscule market share. So what's Google doing to get more people using their new browser? Quite a lot, actually, it's just that those of us in the English-speaking world aren't seeing much of it.
Google made a bit of a spash when it advertised its G1 cellphone on the google.com homepage, but contrast google.com with its Japanese portal, google.co.jp. Chrome gets prominent play, as do other Google properties like YouTube and Gmail.
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Veteran Google-watcher Alex Chitu spots Chrome ads on YouTube, although when we checked ourselves we didn't see them.
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More Asian advertising: Flickr user Andyket spots a Chrome billboard ad in Taipei.
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It's great Google is making a more robust effort to get their new browser out there than a lot of us may be recognizing. But for Chrome to really take off, Google needs to start inviting developers to build the types of extensions and add-ons that have made Firefox so popular. And probably start paying companies like Dell (DELL) and HP (HPQ) to pre-install it on new PCs. (And where's that Chrome for Mac?)
See Also: Google Chrome Yet Another Dud: Share Continues To Slip Andreessen: Google's Chrome Browser Actually Matters Google Gives T-Mobile Millions In Free G1 'GPhone' Advertising

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| Google goes to war armed with a new web browser, Google Chrome | After single-handedly winning the online search wars, Google appears to be poised to now enter the browser wars. A comic book fashioned document has appeared online at the unofficial Google Blog, Blogoscoped. The 38 page scanned document details on open source browser project called, Google Chrome. It apparently will have many features of the most [...]
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