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A nice stats round up from Danny

Search Engine Land - Ouch. Again, Google is stomping on everyone else in terms of number of searches it handles (the scale shows billions of searches handled per month).
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from sundar 382 days ago #
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Hey, are the regexes you've posted official? If so, Yahoo! is being screwed for a wrong reason, I think. See http://enkirukkal.blogspot.com/2008/06/yahoo-getting-screwed-by-regex-bug.html

from dannysullivan 382 days ago #
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Yes, they are official -- provided directly from Compete. Glad to have them out there so that people could dissect them more.

from sundar 382 days ago #
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Thanks for the confirmation, Danny Sullivan. I'm sure Yahoo! Searches get undercounted by at least 25% then.

from sundar 382 days ago #
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Steve from Compete has confirmed the bug and says they'll recount and update the market share numbers.

from chris2930 381 days ago #
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I don't think starting a search engine now would be a great business idea.


from Burgo 381 days ago #
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Sundar... thanks for doing the research there. Surprised you didn't get a hat tip past "a reader" in the updated article at http://searchengineland.com/080619-143511.php

from sundar 378 days ago #
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Thanks Burgo. I'm mildly surprised too that neither Danny nor Jeremy at Compete chose to acknowledge me by my name or link to my blog post.

from Burgo 378 days ago #
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No problem Sundar. I see that I wasn't the only one, and that sza commented similarly here: http://sphinn.com/story/54313#c45595


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