In countries like Russia and South Korea, homegrown search engines such as Yandex and Naver, respectively, take the lion's share of search traffic and dollars. And the trend of country-specific search
engines is slated to continue -- which, according to Helen Leggatt, means that Google may not achieve global search dominance akin to its chokehold on the U.S. search market.
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