The popularsocial networkingpage toppled the search giant after accounting for 7.07 per cent of all US web trafficcompared to Google''s 7.03 per cent, web analysts Hitwise revealed.
"It''s definitely a big moment for Facebook, even though they beat by a small margin," News.com.au quoted Hitwise''s Matt Tatham as telling CNN.
He added: "People want information from friends they trust, versus the anonymity of a search engine."
The research did not include other Google services such as Gmail and YouTube.
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