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Use Google? Well there's an 81% likelihood that you will see results from Wikipedia in the top 10 search results, according to an analysis performed recently by Jure Cuhalev. He ran 1000 random terms from Wikipedia into Google, MSN Search and Yahoo. On the whole, Google favors Wikipedia by a significant margin. The full report is available here. (PDF)
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