ComScore Inc. estimates that Bing, the new site, snagged 8.4 percent of U.S. Web searches in June, up from 8 percent in May.
It appears Microsoft's slight gain was Yahoo's loss. Google's share stayed steady at 65 percent. But Yahoo's dipped to 19.6 percent in June, losing about as much as Bing gained.
Google's dominance means a bigger slice of revenue from search advertising, the small text ads that appear next to search results.
ALL THOSE PEOPLE THEY SCREWED OVER IN APRIL & MAY ARE BITING THEM UP THE ARSE. THEY COULD"VE HAD 10%-11% OF MARKET SHARE BUMP FOR BING'S 1st MONTH.
It appears Microsoft's slight gain was Yahoo's loss. Google's share stayed steady at 65 percent. But Yahoo's dipped to 19.6 percent in June, losing about as much as Bing gained.
Google's dominance means a bigger slice of revenue from search advertising, the small text ads that appear next to search results.
ALL THOSE PEOPLE THEY SCREWED OVER IN APRIL & MAY ARE BITING THEM UP THE ARSE. THEY COULD"VE HAD 10%-11% OF MARKET SHARE BUMP FOR BING'S 1st MONTH.