Mouse-over today's Google doodle and up pops a celebratory message: "Happy Holidays."
This seems to have sparked a debate in US on whether Google has gone a step too far to remain politically correct.
A recent poll conducted in the US suggests 67 percent of Americans prefer to say "Merry Christmas," while 18 percent pick "Happy Holidays."
Today's doodle depicts a winter scene, with two children in an one-horse open sleigh.
This is the second major doodle Google has done in a week. Earlier this week, Google marked the winter solstice, the shortest day of the year, with a Doodle.
This seems to have sparked a debate in US on whether Google has gone a step too far to remain politically correct.
A recent poll conducted in the US suggests 67 percent of Americans prefer to say "Merry Christmas," while 18 percent pick "Happy Holidays."
This is the second major doodle Google has done in a week. Earlier this week, Google marked the winter solstice, the shortest day of the year, with a Doodle.
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