Google's Growth in Search Continues to Outpace Yahoo, MSN
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When Jerry Yang stepped into the Yahoo CEO seat vacated earlier this week by Terry Semel, analysts said his goal may very well be to move Yahoo away from its all-things-media evolutionary path, and return it to its roots in search. If that's the case, then Yahoo has its work cut out for it, if today's numbers from Nielsen/NetRatings are to be taken seriously.
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Google Inc. is adding more e-mail security and storage products for businesses, sharpening its aim on a Microsoft Corp. stronghold while the competition between the two rivals also heats up in Internet search and advertising.
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Yahoo launched a beta version of My Yahoo Search, giving users more-advanced Web-search capabilities. Competition has been heating up in the search-engine space, with Amazon.
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Google Inc. GOOG.O stock jumped more  than 12 percent on Wednesday to new highs, pushing the Web  search leader past eBay Inc. EBAY.O as the biggest Internet  company in terms of stock market value, after trouncing  quarterly earnings forecasts.
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To fend off Microsoft and other foes, the search giant is bulking up on partnerships
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Google's stock price surpassed $500 for the first time Tuesday, marking another milestone in a rapid rise that has catapulted the Internet search leader into the corporate elite.
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'And better than Yahoo!' Microsoft yesterday used its Silicon Valley outpost, just down the road from Google, to unveil a "major update" to the web's third most popular search engine. And, yes, it's only been a year since the last major update. Bill and the gang plan on re-launching Live Search every 12 months.â¦
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comScore just released its search engine analysis results for June and data shows that Google once again is ahead of the pack with 49.5% of the U.S. search market. Top rivals Yahoo and MSN trails behind with 25.1%  and 13.2% respectively. The data showed that despite maintaing its lead, Google&#8217;s share of the search [...]
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Googleâs share of the search market keeps growing, and no one seems willing to bet that will change soon. Body:\
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TechWeb - The rise of Google, Yahoo and specialized search providers has radically altered our perception of information access, yet enterprise search implementations haven't kept up with the transformation in the consumer world. Plenty of vendors are developing breakthroughs, but the missing player has been Microsoft, and many believe progress in enterprise search is being held hostage by long and unwieldy upgrade cycles for systems including Windows, Office and SharePoint. Look beyond quick fixes and bring search into your strategic information management strategy.
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Google Inc.  stock jumped more than 12 percent on Wednesday to new highs, pushing the Web search leader past eBay Inc.  as the biggest Internet company in terms of stock market value, after trouncing quarterly earnings forecasts.
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Microsoft might be king of the software world, but it's having to play catch up in the increasingly important world of Internet and desktop search, chasing the substantial leads of Google, Yahoo and others.
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The problem? Both Microsoft and Yahoo are weak where Google is strong: search.
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For years, the competition in the search business has focused on finding things on the Web quickly and accurately. And Google has been widely perceived as the winner.
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Search engines are starting to get up close and personal with many web users.
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MSN Search to Challenge Google and Yahoo  The new MSN Search is a full speed ahead effort for Microsoft to catch Google and Yahoo in the search engine race and are about ready to release their MSN Search Engine. Microsoft has offered a search engine since long on their MSN website ...
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Not too long ago, Google Inc. seemed little more than a pesky insect to Microsoft Corp.'s 800-pound gorilla. No more. As Google rapidly rolls out new products, the company best known for its wildly popular search engine is muscling into the software giant's turf, including its stronghold: the computer desktop.