Based on the assumption that sub-prime lending precipitated the crisis, some have argued that the Clinton Administration may be partially to blame, while others have pointed to the passage of the Gramm-Leach-Bliley Act by the 106th Congress, and over-leveraging by banks and investors eager to achieve high returns on capital.
We have to wait for the Google's and the other major search engines reports to compare it with the Yahoo! results, but, as during the last year, I am convinced that they do not fit each other. But, anyway, it is a good source of inspiration for marketers, advertisers and publishers.


A great tool and a new layer to Google Trends. With Google Trends for Websites users can check and compare traffic data for different Web sites, including their competitors. Much more accurate than Alexa.