The drop in Bing's search engine market share doesn't mean that Microsoft should close up shop and throw in the towel, of course. Google, after all, didn't become the ubiquitous entity that it has ...

"This is a long-term game for Bing and Bing continues to be focused on creating a great consumer experience, solid execution and steady market share growth," said Stefan Weitz, director of Bing ...

By the numbers. Google’s U.S. search market share in the U.S. fell to 77.52% in April, down from 86.94% in March and down ...

If you haven't been keeping up, here's the short version: Microsoft introduced a new version of Bing, its perennial runner ... was an extremely competitive market. Every search query gives piles ...

Google is now actively losing market share to Bing and Yahoo – both in the US and elsewhere. Here’s all the data (and what it means)… 2% of 9 Billion is A LOT of Searches But here we are in ...

Google had significantly greater impression growth in 3Q13 compared with Bing. Google's impression share also grew, reaching 78.8% in 3Q13, compared with 21.2% for Bing. This represents a 15.5% ...

In addition, Bing's share gains have not come at the expense of Google, which continued to gain share in December 2009, up 10 basis points to 65.7% of the US market. Meanwhile, Yahoo has seen its ...