Pounded Microsoft and Yahoo, Google Dropped

Blogging Buzz - As the search engine giant, Google is already supposed to be wary of gait Bing and Yahoo. The reason Google's market share decline caused by these two search sites.

As quoted from the comScore data, Thursday (07/16/2010) This is the first year in which Bing able to reach the search engine market share of 12.7 percent. Meanwhile, Yahoo rose to 18.9 percent.

As a result, the popularity of Google was forced to step down 1 percent to 62.7 percent. According to ComScore, this is because Microsoft and Yahoo are currently being aggressively enter the search content on their portals respectively.

One example is Microsoft that brings Bing to the iPhone application in December last year. Facts prove the public is still interested in Bing, with 4.3 million downloads. Things like this should watch out Google.

Moreover, Microsoft soon be launching new features to enhance search capabilities Bing in finding a variety of entertainment-related content, especially music, TV shows, movies and games online.

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Search Affairs, Twitter Beat Bing and Yahoo!

Twitter is now the site search engine with the fastest growth rates. Biz Stone, Twitter founder mikroblogging site revealed that its site is now serving 24 billion searches per month.

This amount is far different from those obtained by the site's search engine to Microsoft, Bing serving only 4.1 billion. While Yahoo only has about 9.4 billion searches.

Last year, Nielsen research institute found that Bing was the site of the fastest growing search engine, which is as much as 22 percent. However, since last April, Twitter started to shift with growth of 33 percent. While the site search engine Google still remained in the top position by serving as many as 88 billion searches per month.

Search performed on Twitter itself is intended to find information in real time. For that, long before Google and Twitter have been embraced as a partner Bing information search.

As quoted from the Telegraph, Saturday (10/07/2010), Evan Williams as Chief Executive Twiiter said that his company was increasingly focused on improving the ability of search engine services. He also added that there was a special team dedicated actively to make the search more intuitive.

"We work to obtain relevant information better," said Williams. "We know many people who use search engines and consume information through Twitter tweeting and not to just be. For that, we need to make this service is as good as other search engines to produce relevant searches," the lid.

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