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Microsoft Trumps Google, Yahoo in Total Time Spent Online

ComScore Nov. 6 said some 27 billion hours were spent on the Internet by 1.2 billion worldwide Internet users in September 2009. Microsoft Web sites led the way, but 70 percent of the time spent on its sites was through Windows Live Messenger. Full Article at eWeek

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