Google's Search Market Share Tops 70%
... but they're still not a monopoly, at least if you ask the company. On Monday researchers at market research firm Hitwise released their monthly search share report, and their data indicates that Google has now topped 70% in terms of search market share.
That's Google's tenth consecutive record high in monthly search share. And if you wonder why Microsoft is / was so keen on snagging Yahoo!'s search technology --- and thus its users --- MSN Search (which includes Live Search) has felt a lot of pain: it accounted for just 5.36% of U.S. Internet search in July. Last year Microsoft had 8.79%. Whoops.
But still, really, Google's not a monopoly, right?
Google reached a new milestone and accounted for 70.77 percent of all U.S. searches. Google’s share of searches increased 10% over the same month last year and 2% over the previous month. Yahoo! Search, MSN Search (including Live.com), and Ask followed with 18.65%, 5.36%, and 3.53% share of searches, respectively.
That's Google's tenth consecutive record high in monthly search share. And if you wonder why Microsoft is / was so keen on snagging Yahoo!'s search technology --- and thus its users --- MSN Search (which includes Live Search) has felt a lot of pain: it accounted for just 5.36% of U.S. Internet search in July. Last year Microsoft had 8.79%. Whoops.
But still, really, Google's not a monopoly, right?
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It isn't a monopoly because poeple choose to use it. Their ISP's aren't redirecting them to www.google.com every time they type in www.yahoo.com or www.ask.com |
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What monopoly ? theres cuil....lol |
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It looks like its been that way for a while. Google's scares me! |
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"I asked Jeeves, why Google was so much better?" -Jimmy Carr |
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