Google, Yahoo & Portals Are Top Online News Sources: Study (Search Engine Land)
Major news portals — like Yahoo News, Google News, AOL, and Topix — are the most commonly used online news sources, beating out the web sites of major news outlets like CNN, CBS, and the New York Times.
Yahoo, Microsoft to begin their Web ad partnership (Asbury Park Press)
WASHINGTON — Microsoft Corp. and Yahoo Inc. have received clearance from regulators in Washington and Europe to proceed with a search partnership intended to challenge Google Inc.
Yahoo! A Value Trap (Forbes)
While the stock is attractively priced, one firm worries it will continue to cede market share to Google.
T-Mobile USA drops Yahoo search in favor of Google (BtoB Magazine)
Bellevue, Wash.and#8212;Cellular communications provider T-Mobile USA has dropped Yahoo as its exclusive mobile search engine after a little more than a year, replacing it with Google.
The Yahoo Cycling Team Is Going To Love This New Google Maps Feature (TechCrunch)
Yahoo is backing a cycling team . I don't know why — but they're doing it. And today their passion got a little boost: from Google. Google is announcing tomorrow at the National Bike Summit in Washington, DC that Google Maps will now include biking directions in the U.S. Apparently, this was the most-requested feature for the service, as some 57 million Americans ride bikes.
T-Mobile USA Says They Ditched Yahoo For Google Because Consumers Demanded It (paidContent.org via Yahoo! Finance)
T-Mobile USA executives explained that it abruptly ended its year-old exclusive search deal with Yahoo, and replaced it with Google , because it is what their subscribers wanted. "It was customer led; the Google brand is associated with Internet and search," Ian McKerlich, T-Mobile's director of mobile web and content, told mocoNews today.
T-Mobile Makes Google Default Search, Replacing Yahoo (eWeek)
T-Mobile USA replaced Yahoo with Google for its default search engine on its mobile phones. This includes Android devices, T-Mobile's own Sidekicks and RIM Blackberry gadgets.
Yahoo Gains AT&T, Loses T-Mobile Search Deal (Search Engine Land)
Earlier this week, we discovered that Yahoo would be the default search engine on AT&T’s first Android handset , the Motorola Backflip. That’s a first as far as I know, an Android device that doesn’t present Google as the featured search engine.
Yahoo Loses Exclusive T-Mobile USA Search Deal To Google (paidContent.org via Yahoo! Finance)
T-Mobile USA has ended its year-old exclusive search deal with Yahoo, and has replaced the company with its chief rival—Google .
T-Mobile Makes Google Default Search, Replacing Yahoo (eWeek)
T-Mobile USA replaced Yahoo with Google for its default search engine on its mobile phones. This includes Android devices, T-Mobile's own Sidekicks and RIM Blackberry gadgets.
