LONDON, September 25 /PRNewswire/ --

- qSearch 2.0 is the First Service to Report Search Activity for the U.K. 
and World

comScore (Nasdaq: SCOR), a leader in measuring the digital world, today 
announced the launch of its new ground-breaking qSearch 2.0 tool in the 
European market, publishing top-line qSearch data in the U.K. for the first 
time. qSearch 2.0 also offers the first panoramic worldwide view of online 
search activity, providing granular, in-depth analysis of the search 
universe. It encapsulates a broad spectrum of analytics, including:

-- Top 50 worldwide Internet properties where search activity is
       observed, including such sites as MySpace, Monster and Expedia, in 
       addition to major search engines

    -- Search locations in all major vertical markets -- such as Amazon in
       the retail sector

    -- Partner Search -- tracking of searches initiated on specific sites
       that are redirected to major search engine sites

    -- Cross-Channel Search -- tracks multiple searches when employing more
       than one search tab (e.g. Web, images, news) for a single search term

    -- Local Search -- maps, directions and local directory listings

    -- Comprehensive reporting on worldwide search including individual
       country reporting in UK, US, Canada, France, Germany, Japan, Korea,
       China, Mexico, with other countries to follow.

Bob Ivins, EVP of International Markets at comScore, said: "Search
activity is no longer merely a preserve of the major search engines like
Google and Yahoo!, but has become ubiquitous across the web, occurring on a
range of site categories, including social networking, video, careers sites,
travel, and so on.. Therefore it is critical to track, analyze and report on
search activity wherever it occurs. qSearch 2.0 does just that, providing the
most comprehensive and accurate view available of the entire search market."

There were 3.7 billion searches conducted in the U.K. in July -- up 19.4
percent since the start of the year. Google has increased its share of all
search queries by 3.8 share points since the beginning of the year and now
accounts for a dominant 74.4 percent of all searches made from within the
U.K. This share includes searches conducted on YouTube as well as Google.

Online auction site eBay holds a 6.5 percent share of the U.K. search
market, while the total of all Yahoo! Properties account for 5.7 percent of
all searches. Among the fastest growing search sites this year has been Fox
Interactive Network, which includes MySpace.com.

comScore qSearch 2.0 Report                                          
    Total U.K. Internet Audience(i)                                        
    July 2007 vs. January 2007                                           
    Target: All Segments                                                 
    Search Type: All Searches                                            
                                                 Share of Searches                   
                                                                      % Point     
    Property                      Jan 07         July 07               Change      
    Google Sites                          70.6          74.4             3.8 
    eBay                                   6.4           6.5             0.1 
    Yahoo! Sites                           6.6           5.7            -0.9 
    Microsoft Sites                        5.6           4.8            -0.7 
    Ask Network                            3.4           2.7            -0.7 
    Time Warner Network                    3.5           2.4            -1.1 
    Fox Interactive Media                  0.9           1.0             0.2 
    Amazon Sites                           1.3           0.9            -0.4 
    France Telecom                         0.4           0.3            -0.1 
    Expedia Inc                            0.3           0.3               0

(i) Excludes traffic from public computers such as Internet cafes or 
access from mobile phones or PDAs.

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than 2 million consumers who have given comScore permission to confidentially
capture their browsing and transaction behavior, including online and offline
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captures and integrates their attitudes and intentions. Through its
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