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Google is approaching a 72% market share of searches in the U.S. according to the latest release from Experian Hitwise. The November 2009 stats show Google getting 71.57% of all U.S. searches, up almost a full percent from October. Yahoo and Bing both fell month-to-month, while Ask.com gained one percent. ....
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For the first four weeks of November, Google fielded 71.57% of all online searches in the US, according to Hitwise reports today. They're up a percentage point over their October 2009 numbers but they're the only one doing so well. Yahoo, still #2 in searches served, fell three quarters of a percentage point and when your share is down to 15.39%, that tiny change represents a drop off of nearly 5%. Bing, meanwhile, also fell in November, but ...
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