Lenssen matched Hitchcock's take on Google: 100 percent of Google workers stuck with their own search technology

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(Continued) The RFS Newsletter, Jun. 24, 2006. Page 8
Hitchcock's findings were in line with more formal statistics gathered by visitor analytics vendor VisitorVille Intelligence. According to the Shepherdstown, a W.V.-based company, a little over 66 percent of Microsoft users turn to Google for Internet search. Only 19.6 percent use MSN. And about 10.2 percent went to Yahoo for their searching. Google-centric blogger Philipp Lenssen dug even deeper into the VisitorVille Intelligence data, and posted the results on his blog. By Lenssen's count, Yahoo workers used their own engine 68.9 percent of the time, Google's 29.8 percent of the time.

Lenssen matched Hitchcock's take on Google: 100 percent of Google workers stuck with their own technology. The numbers shouldn't be too surprising, since Google has half of the search business in the U.S. According to the most recent numbers published by Nielsen/NetRatings, Google has 50 percent of the market. Number two is Yahoo and number three is Microsoft's MSN, which accounted for 22 percent and 11 percent of the market, respectively.

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