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A month after Bing surpassed Yahoo to became the No. 2 search engine in the U.S., Yahoo’s search share continued to decline in the New Year, according to comScore. Meanwhile, Google climbed past a 66 percent share of the search market.

The search engine rankings for January 2012, according to comScore, were:

• Google grew to 66.2 percent (up from 65.9 percent in December 2011).
• Bing grew to 15.2 percent (up from 15.1 percent).
• Yahoo fell to 14.1 percent (down from 14.5 percent).
• Ask grew to 3 percent (up from 2.9 percent).
• AOL remained unchanged at 1.6 percent.

At this time last year, Google had 65.6 percent market share; Bing was in third place at 13.1 percent; Yahoo was in second place with 16.1 percent; Ask was at 3.4 percent; and AOL was at 1.7 percent.

Google’s share hasn’t been this high since November 2010, when Google commanded 66.2 percent of the search market, according to comScore.

More than 17.8 billion explicit core searches were conducted in January. This is down 2 percent from December. Google led the way with 11.8 billion of the total searches (down 2 percent from December); Bing ended up with 2.7 billion (down 2 percent), followed close by Yahoo with 2.5 billion (down 5 percent). Ask Network had 527 million searches (down 1 percent), followed by AOL with 277 million (down 3 percent).

In January, 68.4 percent of searches carried organic search results from Google (up from 68.1 percent in December), while Bing powered around 26.5 percent of searches – unchanged from December.           

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Google Inc. (GOOG) (GOOG)’s social network debuted at the top spot on a customer-service index of social-media websites, including Facebook Inc. (FB) (FB), which sank to a record low in the annual report.

Already owner of the world’s largest search engine, Google is counting on Google+ to help it challenge Facebook for user attention and to provide more data to improve its core web-query service. Google+ already has reached more than 250 million users, compared with more than 900 million for Facebook.

“Facebook is having a hard time with its customers, but they kind of own the concept of social network,” said Larry Freed, chief executive officer of researcher ForeSee Results Inc., which helps produce the index for the Internet industry. “If you want to see pictures of your grandkids or share them with your grandparents, you’re not going to find them on Google+ today. But if that network continues to grow, then they could be a very serious competitor.”

As a category, social media slipped 1.4 percent in the customer-satisfaction index to 69, the ACSI said. Twitter Inc., the microblogging service that has more than 140 million users, was a new entry to the category with a score of 64.

LinkedIn, Pinterest

Professional-networking site LinkedIn Corp. (LNKD) (LNKD) had a score of 63, and Pinterest Inc., an image-based social site, fared better at 69. Both were also new entries to the category.

Facebook’s score of 61 puts it among the five lowest- scoring companies of the 230 that the ACSI measures across different markets. Other complaints about Facebook included an excess of ads and privacy concerns, Freed said.