Via MarketingVox…
U.S.-based searches conducted across approximately 60 search engines in December reached nearly 5.1 billion – or an increase of 55 percent from the 3.3 billion searches conducted in Dec. 2004.
That either means the population is using the search engines more, or we’re simply not finding the information we need fast enough. 
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MikeOK Says:
February 9th, 2006 at 6:13 pm
How about a third option. That PPC click fraud is through the roof. I know I have not looked for more things this year than in previous years.