For the first time, MSN/Windows Live/Bing Search overtook Yahoo! as the #2 search engine in the U.S. with a 13.9% share of search volume in August 2010, a 0.25% delta increase from the previous month. Although Google saw little change in its month-over-month search volume, it still dominates the search market, accounting for 65% of all U.S. searches.

In July, Google remained the top search site, accounting for over 3 out of five searches (64.2%) despite a slight drop in share from last month.

The Nielsen Company today reported March 2010 data for the top U.S. Search Providers.

The Nielsen Company today reported February 2010 data for the top U.S. Search Providers.

Baidu, China’s leading online search engine, was the most popular website in China in early September, according to data released Friday by CR-Nielsen, Nielsen Online’s joint venture partnership in China with Beijing Zhongqian Wangrun IT Co. Ltd.
Between September 8 and 14, Baidu attracted 171 million unique browsers — more than double the volume of Google China, which drew 81 million unique browsers during the same period.
CR-Nielsen is the first company authorized to support the delivery of standardized Internet measurement and analysis services in China — home to an estimated 253 million …