Top U.S. Search Engines June 2008 – comScore
The top U.S. search engines for June 2008 were announced by comScore, a foremost Internet measurement company of the digital world. The search engine forerunner, Google, continued to dominate in the United States with search engine shares at 61.5%. Statistics revealed that Americans performed an astounding 11.5 billion searches which is a 7% increase over May’s 10.8 billion. Google captured 7 billion of the June’s searches.
June 2008 top U.S. search engines
The following statistics were published by comScore for the top five search engines for month of June 2008 with the percentage changes over the previous month:
| Google Sites: | 61.5% | - 0.3% |
| Yahoo! Sites: | 20.9% | + 0.3% |
| Microsoft Sites: | 9.2% | + 0.7% |
| AOL LLC: | 4.1% | - 0.4% |
| Ask Network: | 4.3% | - 0.2% |
Depicted below is pie chart of the top five U.S. search engines with search share percentages as reported by comScore for June 2008.
About comScore
ComScore, Inc. is headquartered in Reston, VA and is a leading Internet information provider that measures Internet behavior by utilizing permission-obtained data from over two million Internet users.
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