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 Send to email | Google Takes 60% Of Search Market, While MSN Loses Share in GOOGYHOO |  By Silicon
el 19-Aug-2008 |  Tough to be anyone but Google (GOOG) in search. Google gained a share point from June to July, moving from 59% to 60% of all search queries, according to Nielsen Online.
It came at the expense of MSN, which lost more than two percentage points of market share from month to month, going from 14.1% of searches to 11.9%. So if Microsoft's "Cashback" search engine shopping gimmick actually helped boost search share in May and June, its impact seems to be dropping.
On the bright side, Yahoo (YHOO) gained a share point to 17.4% in July from 16.6% the month before. Ask and AOL were both flat month-to-month, which in Google's world could perhaps be considered a victory.
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| Google Suggest: Optimize your search, minimize your brain |  On its blog, Google announced its new search tool, Google Suggest, which will be rolled out as a default feature on Google’s search engine over the next few weeks. The new search assistant will attempt to suggest words for you as you type them into the search box. It is touted as being a time [...]
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