The popularity of Internet search continues to grow daily, and the most popular search engine to date is Google, according to a recent survey by Hitwise. CNET Network’s News.com covered this survey in a recent article, which you can read in its entirety: “Survey: Google draws 64 percent of search queries.”
Here’s a brief excerpt from the article, “The number of search queries on Google rose to 64.1 percent in March, compared with 63.9 percent in February and 58.3 percent a year ago, according to Hitwise, which bases its report on the surfing habits of 10 million U.S. Web users.”
Of course, a story like this holds a fairly large appeal, and so several other news publications crafted their own spin on the survey. Feel free to take a look at these other news flavors:
- Google corners nearly two-thirds of US search market (Fortune)
- Net surfers keep on Googling (ElectricNews.net)
- Search engine rankings March 2007 – Google still in the lead (Monsters and Critics.com)
- Google Continues to Dominate Internet Search (SeekingAlpha)
- Google getting bigger chunk of American pie (Reuters)
- Google Accounted For 64 Percent Of All U.S. Searches In March 2007 (PRWeb)
- Google search chips away at rivals’ market share (USA Today)
What’s your favorite search engine and why? Join this discussion, and let us know.
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