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Verizon Buys Yahoo

by Alessandra Del Brocco July 25, 2016

Verizon has completed a deal to buy Yahoo for $4.83 billion dollars, putting an end to Yahoo’s 22 years of independence. This acquisition gives Verizon ownership of the third-largest US Internet property- and the third largest mobile ad company in the…

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Google Releases Google Instant – Yahoo Responds with Yahoo Rich Search Assistant

by Joe Webster November 18, 2010

Let’s play the search engine guessing game. Use the following three hints to determine the search engine and the specific feature associated with it. Hints: I’m a one of the top 3 search sites in the U.S., I provide faster…

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What Can First Page Search Results Get You?

by Tenley Wilson February 18, 2010

Search Engine Optimization is a top proirity of senior marketers worldwide, ranking just after social networking and improving digital infrastructure within their priorities. This ranking of proirities is reasonable when you consider that across the three major search engines, less…

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Marketing

Yahoo! and Monster – Dismantling the Yahoo! Empire

by Harry Gold February 4, 2010

I got this interesting email from Monster today – another pillar being carved off and outsourced by Yahoo! First search goes to Bing, now Jobs to Monster. Check it out: Monster To Acquire Yahoo!’s HotJobs Dear Customer: Today, we are…

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No Bling for Bing

by David Gibson October 2, 2009

Looks like all the hype hasn’t translated into market share for Microsoft’s “decision engine” Bing. After an initial bump in usage, Bing’s market share is now 3.39%, according to the latest figures from a NetApplications survey. Meanwhile, StatCounter says that…

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Social Media Weekly Buzz

by Andrew Abrahams September 3, 2009

Welcome to the second edition of Social Media Weekly Buzz. This week, both Google and Facebook managed to steal the majority of the headlines. Gmail’s outage on Tuesday sparked widespread panic and led most people, ironically, to use Google search…

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