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Yahoo to drop Google results
Yahoo is plotting to recapture the hearts and mice of Web users with a three-pronged assault on Google's dominance, Tuesday's Wall Street Journal reported.
Yahoo is expected to dump Google as the primary search technology on its site within a few months, a move that could come around the time Google is preparing a long-awaited initial stock offering. Some marketing firms, which help advertisers manage their online campaigns for search-related ads, say they have been told Yahoo will switch from Google to its own technology as early as the first quarter.
Read more: Yahoo News.
Yahoo is expected to dump Google as the primary search technology on its site within a few months, a move that could come around the time Google is preparing a long-awaited initial stock offering. Some marketing firms, which help advertisers manage their online campaigns for search-related ads, say they have been told Yahoo will switch from Google to its own technology as early as the first quarter.
Read more: Yahoo News.
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User Comments (2)
Post a comment| Krugger on January 7, 2004 4:00 PM | it's about time. i know a few people that used to prefer yahoo to google, until i showed them yahoo just was google... yahoo needs it's own search engine to compete.
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| Federelli on January 7, 2004 6:39 PM | This will rise Yahoo's stock, if they suceed in creating or using a poerwfull search engine
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