Even before the highly publicized news about Google’s bold plan to produce uncensored search results in China, its popularity in the mainland has been dwindling. This is according to iResearch, a local Chinese search consultancy firm. In addition to Google losing search market share in mainland, Yahoo! and Bing also lost a certain portion of their [...]
Continue reading Google, Yahoo, Bing Lost Search Engine Market Share in China in 200916. December 2009
I find it interesting to find that Bing has been aggressive in inviting people to use its search engine. Or at least give it a try. One particular observation I saw was in Digg where it aims to help Diggers looking for restaurants find what they’re looking for. When you click the sponsored entry, you’ll find [...]
Continue reading Bing Pays Digg to Let Users Try Its Search Engine21. September 2009
Microsoft search engine Bing has grown in popularity and this translated to increased volume of search queries and search engine market share as of August 2009. Bing increased its market share by 22.1 per cent month-over-month in August, making it the fastest growing search provider among the top 10. When I had my seminar a few [...]
Continue reading Bing Go: Bing Improves Its Search Engine Market Share9. June 2009
While many were upset with Google’s feature doodle of Tetris, the search engine giant chose Tetris because the nature of its doodles are meant to be light hearted, according to SE Roundtable. Not that Google chose to ignore the 65th D-Day commemoration, which happened on June 6, 2009. More of that’s going to happen if [...]
Continue reading Chocolate Hills on Bing9. June 2009
Microsoft has released a commercial similar to that of Mac vs Windows Vista bashing game. This time, it’s Bing.com that is touted as a better search engine than Google. How is Bing.com better than Google? The answer, I suppose, lies on the quality of Google’s search engine results. As stated by a college student featured in [...]
Continue reading Bing TV Commercial: You’ll Love It More Than Google
27. February 2010
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