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    Default Matt Cutts vid re Bing Google Blekko

    PokerDude posted this in another forum, its a 40 min video with

    Matt Cutts of Google
    Harry Shum of Bing
    Rich Skrenta of Blekko
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    It was worth the 40 mins, it goes beyond the Bing copying Googles results saga.

    http://www.mattcutts.com/blog/google-bing/

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    I did post this in a forum myself.

    It is unbelievable how Bing are trying to get around what they did.

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    I like how Cutts says "in 2000 Google had 1% of the Market Share"

    Google just destoryed everyone
    I remember I used to

    netscape.com
    altavista.com
    lycos
    excite...

    Back in my day.. we didnt have this fancy shamnacy 1st page results business... you would have sometimes go onto the second page to find what you were after ...

    Modems and ISDNs..

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    Reading Wiki about browsers, thought this was interesting...


    According to Net Marketshare. In December 2010, rankings the market share of web search engine, showed Google is 84.65%, Yahoo is 6.69%, Baidu is 3.39%, Bing is 3.29% and other is 1.98%.[11] The Google's worldwide market share peaked at 86.3% in April, 2010.[12]

    In the United States, Google held a 63.2% market share in May 2009, according to Nielsen NetRatings.[13] In the People's Republic of China, Baidu held a 61.6% market share for web search in July 2009.[14]

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