
According to monthly data from comScore Inc. (SCOR), Google remained the market leader by a wide margin, powering 64.4% of U.S. searches. But its share fell 0.7 percentage point from March, while that of Yahoo rose 0.8 point to 17.7%. Microsoft Corp. (MSFT) increased its share of searches by 0.1 point to 11.8%.
Yahoo has been posting share gains as it begins to reap rewards from a search pact with Microsoft.
During the first quarter, Yahoo launched its 10-year revenue-sharing partnership. Under the pact, Microsoft's Bing will power searches on Yahoo's Web properties. And the Bing engine started chipping away at Google's broad lead after a splashy launch last summer.
Ask Network, owned by IAC/Interactive Corp. (IACI) captured 3.7%, followed by AOL Inc. (AOL) at 2.4%--both were down 0.1 point.
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