Linked by Thom Holwerda on Wed 16th Sep 2009 19:21 UTC
"Microsoft's search engine, Bing, was used in 10.7 percent of U.S. online searches in August, according to a new report by research firm Nielsen. That placed it third in the rankings behind Yahoo with 16 percent and Google with 64.6 percent. Microsoftâs month-over-month gain of 22.1 percent in market share suggests that the search engine may have legs even after Microsoftâs supporting ad campaign, estimated at costing between $80 million to $100 million, runs its course."
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I think a good measure of a search engine's popularity is when the name is used as a verb. Right now I just don't hear anyone saying "Just f*cking bing it!".
I am, of course, just kidding (sarcasm doesn't travel well on the Interwebs).
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I think a good measure of a search engine's popularity is when the name is used as a verb. Right now I just don't hear anyone saying "Just f*cking bing it!".
I am, of course, just kidding (sarcasm doesn't travel well on the Interwebs).