Each Friday we choose a Lunchtime Poll topic to get a sense of how Mashable readers feel about the chosen topic of the week. Below are the results from last Friday’s poll, where we asked for your favorite news reader . Is your favorite app or service not represented in the list? Let us know in the comments! And to make sure your vote counts next time, be sure to vote in this week’s Lunchtime...
Microsoft Already Stabbing Yahoo In Back – Trying To Steal Search Partners (YHOO). Microsoft might be poaching Yahoo search partners but they don’t have an economic advantage unless they are giving subsidies (paying more than 100% rev share). Here are my posts on this from August: Economics of deal likely means Yahoo won’t be competitive in search [...]
Here are November's Top 50 European blogs. The Top 3 is the same as October: Germany's netzpolitik.org on top, followed by Ian Dale's Diary of the UK with Nerdcore, also from Germany, in third. Both Germany and Spain have 14...
Near the end of September, Yahoo began a new branding campaign in an effort to re-shape the Internet giant's image. WebProNews caught up with David Roth, the Director of Search Marketing at Yahoo, to talk about the re-brand and specifically, the paid search element of it.
This Friday there are also a few videos from Yahoo as well. If you know of any good Yahoo (or adCenter – some on Microsoft) YouTube channels, please leave a note in the comments and I’ll add them to the list of subscriptions. Google UK did a fun video on Organise your account for better results! [...] Learn Advanced AdWords Techniques at Google's Supported Seminar Series Los Angeles - November...
Yahoo must keep its share of search above 11% for the next three years, otherwise the Microsoft deal won't add additional profits, says Doug Anmuth of Barcalys. His key points from the a report he released this week: The Microsoft partnership would still generate incremental EBITDA for Yahoo! (vs. not having the deal) down to a market share of approximately 11% - 12% in 2012. Every 100 bps of market...
[UK] London-based Fingertips.net lets users create their own personalised online newspaper "from the publications they want". Or at least that's the claim. The reality is that the RSS-driven service isn't nearly as customisable as its many competitors, such as start page Netvibes or more similar aggregators like Meehive . Instead, Fingertips only enables users to pick from around 300 sources...
[Holland] This week we've got Rutger van Waveren, Founder of Spectives.com, doing an elevator pitch. Spectives.com allows people to use images to keep track of the latest news from their favorite sites. Think of Spectives as a visual RSS, Alltop, or as a kind of Netvibes for visual news. Unlike RSS where you have to scan text headlines for information, you can scan images. Great for a lot of visual...
Yahoo announced they have added a developing news box that includes news articles, pictures, videos and also tweets. Starting today, you can see relevant photos, videos, and tweets about a breaking news story on the Yahoo! News Shortcut. Many of...
Vice President and Prime Minister of UAE and Ruler of Dubai His Highness Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum, in the presence of Dubai Crown Prince Hamdan Bin Mohammed Bin Rashid Al Maktoum, received here yesterday Co-founder, Former CEO and Chief
Dennis Mortensen has worked in the analytics, optimization and online marketing industry since 1996. He is an Associate Web Analytics Instructor at the University of British Columbia, the Author of data driven insights with Yahoo! Web Analytics , and a frequent speaker on the subject of analytics and online marketing. Mortensen joined up IndexTools in 2004 and worked as COO until the company was acquired...
A recent article over on Fortune by Ken Auletta lists 10 things Google has taught us. Now, it's obvious the 10 lessons provide a path to success (as you just have to look at where Google stands), but did Google teach us well? Before we can answer that, we have to review the 10 lessons. Passion Wins Larry Page and Sergey Brin are involved with Google full-time, unlike Jerry Yang and David Filo of Yahoo....
Yahoo just made its first step towards making search results more fresh and social with contents from news sources, photos, videos and most importantly Twitter. Yes, you read it right – Twitter. So starting today, when you do a search on Yahoo for the latest news you can see the news, photos, videos and Twitter tabs on top of the… More from www.searchenginejournal.com…
submit_url = "http://searchengineland.com/?p=30134";According to AllThingsD the MicroHoo search deal is nearing completion and “definitive agreement” status. Speculation that the deal was in trouble started happening when the two companies failed to meet their self-imposed October 27 deadline to finalize the complex agreement. However it appears the circumstances were just as...