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The image provides data on US internet searches, showing the total number of searchers was 4.5 billion in November 2004 and 16 billion in September 2010. A line graph shows the percentage of searches using different search engines from 2004-2010, with approximate shares (%) as follows: Google (Nov 04:35, Jul 05:38, Nov 05:40, Jul 06:43, Jul 07:55, Aug 07:56, Sept 07:57, Oct 07:58, Mar 08:60, Apr 08:61, Apr 09:62, May 09:63, Aug 10:65, Sept 10:66); Yahoo (Nov 04:32, Jul 05:30, Nov 05:30, Jul 06:29, Jul 07:23, Aug 07:24, Sept 07:25, Oct 07:23, Mar 08:22, Apr 08:21, Apr 09:21, May 09:18, Aug 10:18, Sept 10:18); Microsoft (Nov 04:17, Jul 05:15, Nov 05:14, Jul 06:13, Jul 07:12, Sept 07:11, Mar 08:10, Apr 08:10, Apr 09:10, May 09:9, Aug 10:11, Sept 10:11); Ask Jeeves (Nov 04:10, Jul 05:10, Nov 05:9, Jul 06:7, Jul 07:5, Aug 07:4, Sept 07:4, Oct 07:4, Mar 08:3, Apr 08:3, Apr 09:3, May 09:2, Aug 10:2, Sept 10:2); AOL (Nov 04:5, Jul 05:5.5, Nov 05:6, Jul 06:5, Jul 07:4.5, Aug 07:4, Sept 07:4, Oct 07:4, Mar 08:4, Apr 08:4, Apr 09:4, May 09:3, Aug 10:4, Sept 10:3).
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The table illustrates the total number of searches in the US from 2004 to 2010, while the line graph depicts the percentage of searches using five different search engines over the same period.
Overall, the total number of online searches increased significantly during the period. Google recorded a considerable growth, while the other engines exhibited a downward trend.
In terms of total search volume in the US, there were 4.5 billion searches in November 2004. Thereafter, this figure increased nearly fourfold in September 2010, reaching 16 billion.
Concerning the search engines, Google was the dominant engine, which skyrocketed from about 35% in November 2004 to 67% in September 2010. However, Yahoo decreased significantly from just over 30% to below 20%. The proportion of Microsoft stood at about 15% in the first year, which hit a low of roughly 9% in April 2009 before recovering to around 11% in the end. The figure for AOL went down from just under 10% in November 2004 to nearly 5% in September 2010, whereas that of Ask Jeeves hovered approximately 5% during the period.
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