HitWise says Google, Yahoo! Search and MSN Search accounted for 93.
HitWise says Google, Yahoo! Search and MSN Search accounted for 93.5% of US searches in July 2005. Google garnered 59.2% of searches. Yahoo! Search and MSN Search captured 28.8% and 5.5% shares, respectively.
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Coronavirus: Making us love Facebook and Google all over again
As we're stuck indoors, tech companies are suddenly our sword and our shield. But should we suddenly trust them again?
It wasn't just you: Why Google suffered widespread outages
We're already stressed so when Google services went down, people were understandably upset. Here's what happened.
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