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August 6, 2006
That's Google's US search share, Hitwise says.
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John,
Thats really interesting - In the uk its 75% + (depending on who you ask!!). Is this up or down from previous figures?
Chris Cathcart
But why does this differ so greatly from ComScore's numbers? Earlier this year, they put G at about 42% of the domestic (US) search market, with Y at 28%, MSN at 14%, and AOL & Ask duking it out for the other 14%.
What gives? Who can one trust (nobody, I know ... )
These numbers are seriously incorrect. Those in the industry know this. Yet the media and analysts keep reporting these numbers. Whatever.
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