Un article du New York Times pose la question. Dans une situation de monopole, Google dérange.
Everyone Loves Google, Until It’s Too Big, c’est le titre de l’article trouvé via Twine. Parmi les idées de cet article, Danny Sullivan et Prabhakar Raghavan, de chez Yahoo!, nous offre leur insights éclairantes.
“People don’t want to search; it’s a digression,” dit Prabhakar Raghavan, stratège en chef chez Yahoo !. “They want to complete a task.”
Ce que nous dit Danny Sullivan, c’est que Yahoo! dispose du trafic de son client mail et des autres sites de son réseau. En substance, il dit ceci :
Many Web site owners who track where their visitors come from report that Google’s search engine now refers 80 to 90 percent of their visitors. For instance, almost all visitors sent by search engines to Stack Overflow (http://stackoverflow.com) — a community of software developers raising and answering programming questions — are from Google. In January, Stack Overflow received more than three million visits referred by 22 search engines. Of those, 99.34 percent were from Google.
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