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US Dominates the European Online Media Landscape
Posted under Advertising on September 20, 2006

european traffic; Google, microsoft, yahoo, ebay, time warner, wikipedia, amazon, adobe, ask, vodafone

Striking dominance of US players in the European Internet. Mountain View and Silicon Valley certainly have a head start when it comes to the global market place. Vodafone Group being the only EU player at number 10.

Google dominates with 72% of the European market; higher market share than in the US, where it has to settle for 60%.

If you can't beat them, you join them

[Via kelblog : Google premier site Internet en Europe]

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