comScore’s October 2009 United States search engine usage data shows that Bing’s share has climbed 0.5 percent since September, reaching 9.9 percent of all searches.

Most of Bing’s gain, however, came at Yahoo’s expense. Yahoo lost 0.8 percentage points during the same period, achieving an 18.0 percent U.S. search engine share, while Google’s share climbed 0.5 percent to 65.4 percent of the U.S. market.

Ask Network maintained its 3.9 percent share of U.S. searches in October, whilst AOL lost 0.1 percentage points to claim a 2.9 percent share.

Overall, Americans conducted 14.3 billion searches in October, up 3 percent from September.

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