When most people think about search engines, it's Google that comes instantly to mind. In fact, so much so that 'Google' has become an oft-used verb. "Let me Google that…
Just as the holiday seasons is on the verge of being full steam ahead, Yahoo have released their own version of product ads. Yahoo introduced their new product ads on…
Yesterday whilst releasing their earning news, yahoo revealed a new search deal with Google. The deal excludes Europe & will depend on US Department of justice approval. Yahoo Stated “In…
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The enormous and sprawling online environment that is social media can be a baffling place when you’re trying to work out how to promote your brands and power your company forward. You may think you know the basic statistics of the various platforms – but you could be wrong. We’ve compiled a list of accurate facts from a variety of sources that will give you a clear picture of social media and let you get more out of this extraordinary place filled with huge audiences.
After months of rumours swirling about potential changes in their working relationship, Yahoo and Bing have announced an amendment to their existing search relationship. Under the newly revised terms of their partnership, the basic framework of their original deal will remain in place with the major change being the increased autonomy that both parties will now have.
Back in the halcyon days of 2010, Microsoft and Yahoo signed up to a partnership. The main tenet of this search alliance was that Yahoo’s searches were to be powered…
In 2012, the USA’s Federal Trade Commission composed a report on some of Google’s more questionable business practices. However, in 2013, the FTC voted to end its investigation into the search engine giant, and the report remained unpublished for years. Now, however, the document has finally made it into the cold light of day, and it could severely damage Google.
Following the highly publicised deal it struck with Yahoo last year, Firefox dumped Google and replaced it with Yahoo’s alternative. For as long as we can remember, Google had been the default search engine for the furry-themed web browser, so understandably the news came as something of a shock, especially, we imagine, to Google.
Since 2009, Google has been the search engine of choice for millions of internet users across the globe, hoarding an enviable slice of the search market. However, for the first time in almost five years, Google’s market share has hit an all-time low. It is thought the slump was caused by the recent partnership between Mozilla and Yahoo, which saw both companies unceremoniously cut their ties with the world’s most popular search engine.