Microsoft Suppress Search Engine Survey
Source Title:
Microsoft asked Keynote Systems not to make a survey of search engine users available to the public.
Microsoft asked Keynote Systems not to make a survey of search engine users available to the public.
Story Text:
...and the fact that they've done that may make it much much worse. David Utter reporting on a WSJ story says that MS told Keynote Systems to not publish a survey of 2000 users as "Microsoft had problems with Keynote's methodology". Naturally this had nothing to do with the fact that the report found that MSN Search had slipped from #3 in popularity to #5, 27% found general search results less than satisfactory and 37% of local searches were also shite.
Caught red handed heh...
thx dan!
...and the fact that they've done that may make it much much worse. David Utter reporting on a WSJ story says that MS told Keynote Systems to not publish a survey of 2000 users as "Microsoft had problems with Keynote's methodology". Naturally this had nothing to do with the fact that the report found that MSN Search had slipped from #3 in popularity to #5, 27% found general search results less than satisfactory and 37% of local searches were also shite.
Caught red handed heh...
thx dan!
- Y! MyWeb
I believe the dip in use,
I believe the dip in use, but who would be #3 and #4?