The comScore December market share numbers for U.S. search share are out,
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Office Home And Busin/ess, which is threatening to do so because of cyberattacks. (Those attacks have been linked to a zero-day vulnerability in Internet Explorer, but didn;t affect Microsoft, officials said earlier this week.)There;s still been no regulatory clearance on the Microsoft-Yahoo plan via which Microsoft will end up providing search results for many of Yahoo;s Web properties. If and when that clearance happens,
Windows 7 Activation Key, Microsoft;s share will see a more significant upward bump, but with Bing;s current gains coming as a result of Yahoo;s losses, maybe less of a bump than Microsoft originally hoped.
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