Your Choice of Search Engine Says a Lot About You

soooooo , this apparently out trumps healthcare - seams this country has its priorities ass way backwards !!

sooooooo this apparently out trumps healthcare - what an assway backwards nation !!

AOL is censoring my data - its a violation of free speech - hummm , I wonder if anyone has tried to sue for that !!

I use Google, unless I'm looking for porn vids...then I use Bing.

I used to use Google but no longer.
I had a friend in another state who was battling cancer and after not being able to reach him on the phone, I did a search of his name on Google and nothing came up. One day, I decided to try Bing. I put his name in the seach bar and within seconds, his death notice came up.

Mick, Target is NOT Canadian. They started in the Midwest of the good 'ol USA. Google it and read the history, then apologize to our "friendly neighbor to the north". Can we all be a little more civil in our comments, please?

The survey numbers show that 75% use Google, and that all others are between 2 and 8 per cent. This refutes every single thing the text of the article says. Perhaps the article should be rewritten to support the survey findings.

AOL search appears on three separate places on the screen when I sign on. The third is a separate window that was added not too very long ago. It is annoying as hell, and there is no reason for it. Because of this annoyance, I wouldn't use aol search if it were the only search engine out there.

I use Google as my search engine and it fits the profile description. And to mick Target is all american.

Putting any credence in this silly article says a lot about you.

Anyone ever heard of Dogpile.com.....made it my default search engine as it is a combination of Google, Yahoo, Bing, Ask and once in a while will see the source being one I've never heard of. Each search "link" found will show which engine(s) the info comes from....quickly obvious that no one source has everything. Check it out. No, I don't work for Dogpile.

roflmao, apparently your studied wasn't much of a study if you base it on search engines. I use google, yahoo and bing without any particular order because it depends on what I'm doing and the hits I'm looking for. My shopping habits range from a to z depending on what it is I'm shopping for along with the cost of said item to include buying it on the internet or in the store.
Next time, try doing a real scientific study based on facts not oh click which search engine you use because we know your shopping habits. Survey's that require only one answer instead of mulitples really don't shed light on your test subjects/guinea pigs.

I'm a Google user and this fits my profile. After reading LaurieEllen's comment, however, I might check out Bing.

And for Mick: Target is headquartered in Mnpls, MN and they are a publicly-held company, which means you, yourself, could own stock in Target if you wanted to. Their NYSE ticker symbol is TGT. Currently, institutions (American ones) hold a majority of Target's shares, with the one institution who holds the most holding roughly 10% of all available common shares. Why do I know this? I'm currently a shareholder as well.

It's a bunch of BS aimed solely at generating revenue for the research agencies. They'll convince their clients using pie charts and graphs and a lot of gibberish and mumbo-jumbo with a bunch of numbers skewed to support their positions, but, in the end, it's just that... gibberish and mumbo-jumbo.

What a stupid set of conclusions. "According to the research, AOL customers are less intellectual, conformists, who 'feel like they've gotten a raw deal out of life', and have overall low expectations . . ." I are a college graduate and I gots a MBA. I are real intelektewel and hain't got no raw deals.

Seriously, I use AOL because it has a lot of services, including up-to-date news. I don't like AOL's liberalism, but, it helps keep me familiar with what the enemies are thinking.

All search engines have merits; I prefer Google, but it's a little arrogant and pedantic to suggest that people who use AOL for search purposes are people with low expectations, like those that add comments to your articles. Have a litle tact and less arrogance, please. Joe

I am an AOL user. Quite happy with my life, thank you very much.
I started with AOL back in the dark ages of computers LOL, and it is such a hassle to change email addresses, I stuck with it.
I have a Yahoo! account, however there were hassles with the email, so I primarily stick with AOL.
Pretty harsh comments regarding AOL users. I will say when I look at message boards, regardless of account used, people seem pretty unhappy these days....

I use Goodsearch and isearch.igive.com. Each search generates a donation to charity.