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14 September 2010
Microsoft's Bing Search Tops Yahoo
"For the first time, Microsoft's Bing search engine has more U.S. users than Yahoo, researcher Nielsen said today.
In August, Bing had 13.9% of the U.S. search market, compared to 13.1% for Yahoo
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