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Latest
\n news from the front in the Search Wars, and it’s good.Today’s
\n Boston Globe<\/a> claims that Yahoo now does almost as many searches
\n per day as Google! Here’s
\n hoping nobody wins this one soon, as both contestants keep rolling out
\n powerful new technologies and features on a weekly basis. Our personal
\n favorite among recent additions is Google’s arial mapping which lets
\n us plan operations in previously unvisisted terrain. Yahoo had a good comeback in the pickup of Flickr. A win-win situation.
\n Let the searchers decide.<\/em><\/p>\n
\n relatively steady
\n over the past 15 months,
\n with Google
\n holding
\n 36.4 percent
\n and
\n Yahoo 30.6
\n percent
\n in March, the most recent figures available, according to the ComScore
\n Networks research firm.<\/p>\n
\n or service nearly every month in a bid to move the needle. They include
\n desktop search,
\n image search, mobile search, video search, local search, travel search,
\n an anti-spyware toolbar, and, through the acquisition of Flickr, a photo-sharing
\n blogging tool.<\/p>\n