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BusinessWeek - Thu Aug 21, 12:55 am EDT
The success of NBC and Yahoo in attracting viewers is showing advertisers the value of placing messages alongside Internet video
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Search Engine Land - Wed Aug 20, 11:43 am EDT
We all know that Google dominates search market share in the United States, but Google really dominates in India. A recent comScore release says that Google search share in India is 81.4%, with over 1 billion searches conducted in June. Yahoo follows with 9.4 percent or 117 million searches, then Ask.com's properties with 1.9 percent or 24 million search and then Microsoft's properties ...
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WebProNews - Wed Aug 20, 11:29 am EDT
Google sites received the majority of searches conducted in India according to a study of the online search market from comScore. Google sites in India had more than 1 billion searches conducted in June, representing 81 percent of the market. Yahoo sites ranked a distant second with 117 million searches accounting for 9.4 percent. Ask Network landed in the third spot with 24 million searches ...
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San Francisco Chronicle - Wed Aug 20, 3:36 am EDT
Most people who search the Web are really stumbling in the dark. So said a couple of Google evangelists who spoke Tuesday to a packed audience, all looking for advice on how to light the path to their Web site's door. "Google and Yahoo and Microsoft control...
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CNET - Tue Aug 19, 3:00 pm EDT
Though it failed to buy its way into search through Yahoo, Microsoft believes close scrutiny of users' search history and other ideas will help it take on Google.
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San Francisco Chronicle - Fri Aug 15, 11:54 am EDT
Yahoo Inc. said Thursday it will add the former chief executives of Viacom and Nextel Partners to its board of directors as part of the company's deal to ward off a proxy fight with billionaire investor Carl Icahn. The Sunnyvale, Calif.-based company selected...
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Seattle Post-Intelligencer - Wed Aug 20, 11:06 pm EDT
Oncothyreon told it needs to comply with Nasdaq ... Entellium eliminates seven Seattle jobs ... Microsoft to build data center in Iowa ... Intel, Yahoo introduce 'Widget Channel' project
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New York Times - Thu Aug 14, 6:40 pm EDT
The Yahoo-Carl Icahn saga is entering a new phase. Yahoo said Thursday that it appointed Frank J. Biondi, Jr. and John H. Chapple to its board.
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AFP via Yahoo! News - Fri Aug 15, 9:13 am EDT
Yahoo on Thursday added to its board of directors two executives picked by corporate raider Carl Icahn, fulfilling a condition of a truce it struck with the corporate raider.
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USA Today - Wed Aug 20, 7:35 pm EDT
Hoping to plant their flags on the screens of Internet-connected television sets, Intel and Yahoo unveiled a new project Wednesday to populate those screens with tiny programs called widgets.
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New York Times - Wed Aug 20, 5:11 pm EDT
Intel and Yahoo said Wednesday that they are teaming up to bring Web-style interactive applications to television sets. The joint effort is one of many aimed at bringing interactivity to television, a concept that has been trumpeted for years but has seen little consumer adoption so far.
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The Monterey County Herald - Fri Aug 15, 9:04 am EDT
SEATTLE — Yahoo Inc. said Thursday it will add the former chief executives of Viacom and Nextel Partners to its board of directors as part of the company's deal to ward off a proxy fight with billionaire investor Carl Icahn. The Sunnyvale-based company selected Frank Biondi Jr.
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AFP via Yahoo! News - Wed Aug 20, 8:46 pm EDT
Yahoo and Intel on Wednesday unveiled plans to make television more interactive with online capabilities.
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BetaNews - Tue Aug 19, 12:32 pm EDT
While news aggregator Buzz has been up for about six months, until now, users could only vote for content, and the link inclusion process was limited to suggestions from only 400 publishers. That's about to change.
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New York Times - Fri Aug 15, 6:28 am EDT
Yahoo said on Thursday that it would add the former chief executives of Viacom and Nextel Partners to its board as part of the company’s deal to avoid a proxy fight with the investor Carl C. Icahn.