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"comScore released its April 2008 rankings last week, and it appears that Google has increased its search share to 61.6% up from 59.8% the previous month. Even though this is an overall view of search traffic, forum members wonder if the quality will improve in certain niches (especially Ask, now that it may target women -- of course, women would have to actually realize this and search Ask in order for this new arrangement to work for them).  It all depends on the users, according to a forum member.  Google performs very well in certain areas.Looking at this data, another forum member wonders why Google, the \"search giant baby,\" is worried about the Yahoo-Microsoft merger.  That's one specific issue that will affect a lot of people for some time.On a related note, Danny Sullivan at Search Engine Land has graphed out the search shares of Google, Yahoo, and Microsoft.  The graph shows that Google search shares have increased, whereas Yahoo and Microsoft search has decreased for the most part.Forum discussion continues at WebmasterWorld."^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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