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Why Google will remain the king of search
February 4, 2008 - 9:05am — Blake
Over On MSNBC Eve Tahmincioglu says Even with the $44.6 billion bid by Microsoft Corp. to buy Yahoo Inc., the combined company would be unable to knock Google Inc. off its web search and web advertising throne. Even a merged Microsoft and Yahoo would still be dwarfed by Google. The web giant holds nearly 60 percent of the Internet search market share, compared to what would be a 33 percent stake for the combined Microsoft-Yahoo.
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Google vs Microsoft
Not necessarily true. The landscape of the the technology companies is constantly shifting I would not bet on your prediction. You must be a shareholder in google.