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Google expands search market share in March 2008.

It seems hard to believe but Google increased its share of the Internet search market by .6% at the expense of all competitors. According to Comscore. In March, Google Sites extended its share of core searches to 59.8 percent, up from 59.2 percent the previous month. Yahoo! Sites ranked second with 21.3 percent, followed by Microsoft Sites (9.4 percent), AOL LLC (4.8 percent), and Ask Network (4.7 percent).

Americans conducted 10.8 billion searches at the core search engines, representing a 9-percent gain versus February. Each of the five core search engines experienced search query gains during the month. Google Sites saw more than 6.4 billion core searches, followed by Yahoo! Sites with 2.3 billion, and Microsoft Sites with 1 billion. Go here to take a close look at Comscore's data. http://www.comscore.com/press/release.asp?press=2185

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Comscore reported that Yahoo's ad clicks and revenues were up, grabbing more market share from Google. Equally interesting, it found that just 6% of Web surfers account for more than 50% of all clicks on display ads, such as the rectangular banner ads that stretch across the top of many Web pages. In addition, most of these heavy clickers earn less than $40,000 a year, and they account for less than 15% of the actual shopping online.

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Google is really doing well. Trumping competition

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It seems hard to believe but Google increased its share of the Internet search market by .6% at the expense of all competitors. According to Comscore. In March, Google Sites extended its share of core searches to 59.8 percent, up from 59.2 percent the previous month.


Unbelievable! I wonder why Google's market share is decreasing during in recent two years in china. google's competitor in china is called Baidu.com.

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Unbelievable! I wonder why Google's market share is decreasing during in recent two years in china. google's competitor in china is called Baidu.com.


Can you explain the shares ratio of google and baidu in Chinese online market?

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