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Forty-one year old Jerry Yang, co-founder of US Internet giant Yahoo, might be justified in describing himself as a "dinosaur". He is, after all, one of the "Internet's founding fathers", in the words of an Associated Press report this week.
Greg Nelson , who has the thankless job of running MSN for Microsoft, has left that job and been given the even more thankless task of running the integration of the complex search and online advertising partnership struck by the software giant and Yahoo.
Yahoo and Microsoft are poised to finally sign the definitive agreement that will govern the complex and far-reaching search and online advertising partnership that they struck in late July, said sources close to the situation.
SAN FRANCISCO - Google Inc. and other Internet companies have zeroed in on a resilient effort by a Republican lawmaker to pass legislation that could restrict their ability...
Kara Swisher of Boomtown, who is normally a pretty reliable source of industry scoops, is reporting that Yahoo and Microsoft may be very close to finally signing their much-anticipated search and advertising deal . According to Swisher, though she has not received confirmation from either party, the two companies may have their agreement in place by the end of the week. "If all goes well, the ...
Bing is up. Yahoo is down. Google still dominates. That's the latest story line from comScore. The market-research firm just issued its October U.S. search-engine rankings.
Microsoft's Bing search engine continues to grab market share from Yahoo in a perverse dance before these two companies partner to conquer Google. Is it time for Yahoo to panic about its search share?
Both Google and Bing gain in the search market, at the expense of Yahoo's share, study shows.
Yahoo's Search Share Slips; Microsoft, Google Gain
Internet giant hopes to lure users with up-to-date postings
With Google and Microsoft Bing taking slightly bigger bites out of the search market, rival Yahoo is hitting a bit of a slump, according to market analysis firm comScore.
In recent months, fewer and fewer searches have been performed on Yahoo's sites, with market leader Google and upstart Microsoft seeing the benefits
Yahoo Go, a mobile application that links users to a number of different services (including mail, news, and weather), is going to cease doing much of anything in the near future. Yahoo has decided to concentrate its mobile efforts elsewhere. In an email sent to Yahoo Go users, the company announced, "Yahoo! Go will be discontinued on January 12, 2010, at 12:00 a.m. PST, so that we may focus on ...
Yahoo has decided to discontinue its “Go” mobile app. Go was originally part of a larger “three screen” strategy that included TV and mobile delivery of Yahoo content. The Go app was intended as a way to have a richer, self-contained experience on mobile devices.
Microsoft's relatively new "decision making engine" Bing gained market share last month, recovering slightly from the dip the service experienced in September. Google - Microsoft - Yahoo - Searching - Search Engines
Google, Yahoo and the pharmaceutical industry are pushing to change the way prescription drugs are hawked online. That's not a bad thing necessarily.
