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Verizon and Yahoo Extend Portal Partnership
9/3/08 at 9:12 PM by Telecompetitor  Verizon and Yahoo announced an extension of their portal relationship. The Verizon-Yahoo! co-branded portal is made available to Verizon high speed Internet users and offers a variety of Yahoo powered Internet tools and applications. The portal will offer Yahoo! Search, and co-branded e-mail, Instant Messenger and Toolbar applications. “Yahoo! also will provide search and display advertising on the co-branded portal and e-mail application, ...
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Yahoo Outsources VoIP to JAJAH
4/29/08 at 10:56 PM by Telecompetitor  Yahoo and JAJAH announced a partnership where JAJAH will operate Yahoo! Messenger’s VoIP platform. Yahoo! Messenger is Yahoo’s instant messaging (IM) platform, and JAJAH will manage PC-to-phone and phone-to-PC voice calls tied to it. JAJAH will take over the provision of the telephony infrastructure, payment processing, and customer care for Yahoo!'s premium voice users who make and receive voice calls ...
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Yahoo Looking to AOL to Fend Off Microsoft
3/6/08 at 7:07 AM by Telecompetitor
The Wall Street Journal is reporting (subscription required) that Yahoo is courting Time Warner to combine AOL and Yahoo into a new company, with Time Warner holding a minority stake. The effort is an attempt to either stop Microsoft’s Yahoo bid, or at least force them ...
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Microsoft-Yahoo Combination Could Create Wireless Juggernaut
2/4/08 at 11:15 AM by Telecompetitor
Let the speculation begin. Microsoft’s unsolicited bid for Yahoo has the tech world abuzz. There are numerous implications if such a merger were to materialize. We’re far off from that happening - it will take some time to shake everything out. There are already rumors that ...
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Microsoft Bids for Yahoo
2/1/08 at 8:34 AM by Telecompetitor
In an attempt to meet Google’s competitive challenge head on, Microsoft has bid $44.6 billion dollars to acquire Yahoo. Yahoo, while still a premium Internet brand, has been battered by Google and is in probably its weakest position since it began. Microsoft ...
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