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Yahoo, Microsoft to begin their Web ad partnership (Asbury Park Press)
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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, Microsoft to begin their Web ad partnership (Asbury Park Press)
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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.
Bing Gobbles Up Some of Yahoo's Search Market Share (AnandTech)
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Google still more than twice as big as Yahoo and Bing combined...
Microsoft Bing Tops 11.5% in U.S. Search as Yahoo Continues Slide (eWeek)
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Microsoft Bing grabbed 11.5 percent of the U.S. search market in February, up from 11.3 percent in January, according to comScore. While Google grew slightly to 65.5 percent, Yahoo dropped from 17 percent through January to 16.8 percent in February.
News: Bing Takes Search Traffic Share at Yahoo’s Expense (The Mac Observer)
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Microsoft’s Bing search engine, which launched last June, saw its share of U.S. search traffic jump from 10.7 percent in January to 11.5 percent in February, according to comScore, while Yahoo’s share dropped from 17 percent to 16.8 percent and Google stayed relatively flat, with 65.4 percent in January and 65.5 percent in February.
T-Mobile USA Says They Ditched Yahoo For Google Because Consumers Demanded It (paidContent.org via Yahoo! Finance)
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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 Ditches Yahoo Search, Goes Google (PC Magazine)
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T-Mobile has jettisoned its default Yahoo search in lieu of Google on its entire line of cell phones.
Yahoo shares climb after JMP upgrade (San Francisco Chronicle)
Shares of Yahoo Inc. climbed Monday as a JMP Securities analyst upgraded the Internet company, citing a potential a boost from its search deal with Microsoft Corp. "We expect Street estimates will be revised upward throughout 2010 as the impact of the company'... Yahoo - Microsoft - Corporation - Companies - Google
Yahoo shares climb after JMP upgrade (San Francisco Chronicle)
Shares of Yahoo Inc. climbed Monday as a JMP Securities analyst upgraded the Internet company, citing a potential a boost from its search deal with Microsoft Corp. "We expect Street estimates will be revised upward throughout 2010 as the impact of the company'... Yahoo - Microsoft - Corporation - Companies - Google
