Google's search share was at near record levels in the U.S. in December, while Bing also continued its pattern of slowly growing its share, according to the final 2013 installment of comScore's monthly look at U.S. search engine rankings.
Google came close to matching its all-time high of 67.5 percent (which it reached last February), growing its already dominant share of searches from 66.7 percent in November to 67.3 percent in December. In December 2012, Google's share of search was 66.7 percent.
Bing remained in second last month, growing its search share from 18.1 percent to 18.2 percent. In December 2012, Bing's share of search was at 16.3 percent.
As far Bing's search partner, Yahoo reached a new low of 10.8 percent last month, down from 11.2 percent in November. In December 2012, Yahoo's search share was 12.2 percent.
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Google came close to matching its all-time high of 67.5 percent (which it reached last February), growing its already dominant share of searches from 66.7 percent in November to 67.3 percent in December. In December 2012, Google's share of search was 66.7 percent.
Bing remained in second last month, growing its search share from 18.1 percent to 18.2 percent. In December 2012, Bing's share of search was at 16.3 percent.
As far Bing's search partner, Yahoo reached a new low of 10.8 percent last month, down from 11.2 percent in November. In December 2012, Yahoo's search share was 12.2 percent.
Read More : Google, Bing Gain Search Share to End 2013
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