Microsoft's Bing gains another 1 percent of U.S. search
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NaboCaneNew MemberOPLONDON (Reuters) - Microsoft increased its share of the U.S. Internet search market by another 1 percentage point in July, taking its combined share with new search partner Yahoo to 20.36 percent, according to data released on Monday.
Internet data firm StatCounter said Microsoft's new Bing search engine had 9.41 percent of the U.S. market in July, up from 8.23 percent in June. Google's share slipped to 77.54 percent from 78.48 percent.
Microsoft and Yahoo announced a 10-year Web search deal last week to challenge Google.
They plan to use Bing to power search queries on Yahoo's sites, with Yahoo's sales force taking responsibility for selling premium search ads to big buyers for both companies...
Good luck with that...:rolleyes:
Personally, I think Bing is for people who were mad that Google wouldn't wipe their asses for them.
Muckretired_adminThe fact that Bing is default in IE8 probably helped.
Make the throwback uniforms permanent!
Stitchesluxury_boxBing can be real good for cash back.
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azfinfanmangluxury_boxI say hooie.
Yahoo search SUCKS
Microsoft for the most part SUCKS
I imagine this is as much about people that are checking out of curiosity are being counted in this as well.
I personally haven't found anything GOOGLE won't do. The interaction is flawless, add in GOOGLE Maps and the quick link to YouTube and I think GOOGLE will be a near impossible nut to crack....but we will see
padre31luxury_boxI dislike Google as much as I dislike Microsoft.
To me this is sort of a battle between two people you don't like anyway.
IE=Virus Vaccuum
Google=Orwelian
Where is the love in that?
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