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Google’s Search Market Share Grows; Yahoo’s Shrinks
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Google’s Search Market Share Grows; Yahoo’s Shrinks

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MarketWatch reported last week that Google increased its share of the U.S. online search market by 19% over June 2007, according to Nielsen Online.  The company now controls 59% of the market. 

Yahoo’s share declined by 12.4% to 16.6.% during the same time period, while Microsoft’s share grew by 12.5% to 14.1%, according to Nielsen Online.

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https://www.nielsen.com/us/en/insights/article/2008/googles-search-market-share-grows-yahoos-shrinks/

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