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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.
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 ...
SAN FRANCISCO -- Yahoo Inc.'s share of the U.S. search market slipped to 18% in October from 18.8% in the prior month, while rivals Google Inc. and Microsoft Corp. each saw gains, according to data p...
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 keeps making headway, while Bing and Yahoo are still battling it out.
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Microsoft and Yahoo could formally sign their Web-search deal by the end of the week, reports All Things Digital's Kara Swisher.
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. Not surprisingly, Google's share of the search-engine market continues to grow. Google earned 65.4 percent of the market in October, compared to 64.9 percent in September, according to comScore. Microsoft is gaining momentum ...
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Latest search market data from comScore show that both Bing and Google have gained in October while Yahoo continues its slump. Google remained steady at the top with 65.4% market share from September's 64.9%. Bing on the other hand managed to post a 9.9% marker share from 9.4% in September. Meanwhile, Yahoo seems to be suffering, probably from Bing's gain… Check out the SEO Tools guide at Search ...
Nov. 16 (Bloomberg) -- Google Inc. and Microsoft Corp. took a bigger chunk of U.S. searches in October, while Yahoo! Inc. lost market share for the second month in a row, according to ComScore Inc.
ComScores October search market analysis is in and it's good news for two out of the big three search engines. Google and Microsoft both posted gains for the month, while Yahoo suffered a decline.
It’s hard to compete when your opponent’s name is so popular that it’s become a verb. Such is the plight of every search engine that dares to challenge Google. Last year, four search engines made up more than 95 percent of all search traffic: Google, Yahoo, MSN, and Ask. Only Google ...
Nov. 16 (Bloomberg) -- Google Inc. increased its share of the U.S. search market to 65.4 percent in October, while Yahoo! Inc. lost ground and Microsoft Corp.
