Let's see... Bing's at 1/5 of Google's market share percentage, and might be reasonably expected to pick up a few percent a month for a few months, after which it will level off and go nowhere for the next 15 years, because Microsoft never improves a product until they're getting their ass kicked halfway from here to Tomsk. Meanwhile, Google launches their Chrome operating system, which, while it kinda sucks ass, will probably be innovated upon to the point where it'll be a super-convenient way to watch porn and hold meetings at the same time, all within a year or so. I'm betting on Google. Also: The internet thrives on anarchy. The very notion of giving it a president is like giving a fully functioning human brain to a monkey and then asking why it likes to run around in the jungle and eat fruit. It won't be the same thing anymore, hence the question becomes pointless. Eh, firstly Bing isn't Googles major competitor, Yahoo is (which has only recently found it's self new management prior to it's loss in market-share over late 2007-May 2009) - and Bing is literally fresh out of the box. I remember when Alta Vista was at the top of the bunch, and remember others holding the podium. Google has stupid market-share right now, but to assume that it can inevitably keep it is just very naive. There will always be something better, more diverse, more personalised (Facebook search rumors) in the future. And something about Chrome OS? Oh, you mean that operating system that is basically like any other stripped down Linux operating system, built by the same corp. who made Android (which is terribad)... C'mon, let's face it - that OS will only apply to Netbooks, which must only apply to about .1% of the market - and probably won't even be glanced upon by conservative sysadmins (which pretty much puts it right out of the business market). -L