In which Charles explains his predictions for 2008.

The problem, Charles argues, is that there are too many independent Alternative Search Engines.

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They’re all better than Google, in some way, but it’s just too confusing.

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Alternative Search Engines, all of them, only comprise 1.7% of US Market share.

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In France, Google was approaching 90% of market share!  [Since I wrote that Google has passed the 90% mark.] 


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A prominent analyst predicts that Google will ultimately reach 100% of US Search Market. (Hell freezes over.)

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comScore decides major search engines have already reached 100%.

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Charles predicts that nothing will change unless something changes.

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Ben Franklin proposes a solution! 

“We must, indeed, all hang together, or most assuredly we shall all hang separately.”

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 ”I can see clearly now, the rain has gone, I can see all obstacles in my way.“ 

In which Charles tells (almost) all.

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Any questions?

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