The new search engine Bing of Microsoft obtained 9.41% of the market in July, compared to 8.23% in June. Google fell slightly but remains the leader.
Microsoft increased its stake in the Internet search market in the United States by 1% in July thereby raising the portion shared with his new partner in this market, Yahoo to 20.36%, according to data released Monday.
The Internet data firm StatCounter said the new search engine Bing of Microsoft had a 9.41% U.S. market in July, compared to 8.23% in June.
participation Google in the U.S. market fell in July to 77.54% from 78.48% prior.
Microsoft and Yahoo announced an agreement Internet search last week to challenge Google . They plan to use
Bing to enhance the search sites Yahoo and that Yahoo's sales force takes responsibility for selling search ads premium for large customers of both companies. StatCounter
said Monday that "continuing Bing making slow but steady progress but the figures suggest that combined with the Yahoo deal announced last week will have to show future synergies if it is going to subtract some prominence to Google ." StatCounter
noted that the participation of Google the global search market fell in July to 89.23% from 89.80% in June.
Source: Trade
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