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Yahoo Tries Its Hand At A Microblogging Service

Yahoo (NSDQ: YHOO)—which has failed several times to launch a successful social network—is trying once again with a Twitter-style microblogging service. An English-language version of Yahoo Meme, launched in alpha this week and at least from the “About” section of the site Yahoo seems to be very serious about...

Tags: Yahoo! Inc., Yahoo Meme, Social Networking, Online Communications, Marketing, Advertising & Promotion, Social Media, Nanopublishing, Companies, Yahoo, Joseph Tartakoff

External links 2009-09-02

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Yahoo Meme Extends to Indonesia

TechCrunch submits: By Leena Rao We’ve written a lot about Yahoo Meme, Yahoo’s YHOO new microblogging platform that resembles Twitter. A few weeks ago Yahoo launched an API for Meme and also shed some light on where the social media site is being used; which seems...

Tags: Internet, TechCrunch, Yahoo! Inc.

External links 2009-11-10

Yahoo Expands Its Microblogging Platform to English Language Markets

TechCrunch submits: By Leena Rao A few weeks ago , we reported that Yahoo YHOO quietly launched its microblogging product Yahoo Meme, in Spanish. Yahoo had previously launched a Portuguese language micro-blogging product, Yahoo Meme, that drew similarities to Twitter and Tumblr. And on second glance, it...

Tags: Internet, TechCrunch, Yahoo! Inc.

External links 2009-09-01

Microsoft Launches A Twitter-Like Service In China

At least for now, Twitter has pretty much locked up the microblogging market in the U.S., but a couple of big players seem to think they can still get traction in some foreign countries. Microsoft (NSDQ: MSFT) is launching a Twitter-like service in China, IDG News Service reports. The...

Tags: China, Twitter Inc., Yahoo! Inc., Microsoft Corp., Text Messaging/SMS/MMS, Telephony, Microsoft Windows, Cellular Phones, Advertising & Promotion, Consumer Electronics, Personal Technology, Online Communications, Networking, Operating Systems, Software, Marketing, Social Media, Nanopublishing, Companies, Microsoft, MSN, Countries, Asia, Joseph Tartakoff

External links 2009-12-02

Google Kills Its Print Ads Program - Opportunity for Yahoo?

Susan Mernit submits: "In the last few months, we've been taking a long, hard look at all the things we are doing to ensure we are investing our resources in the projects that will have the biggest impact for our users and partners. While we hoped that Print Ads...

Tags: Media, Internet, Susan Mernit, Google Inc., Yahoo! Inc.

External links 2009-01-20

Microsoft's Week Included Bing 2.0, Exchange Server 2010

Microsoft launched a handful of new initiatives for both consumers and businesses this week. In addition to Exchange Server 2010, the new version of its messaging and collaboration platform, Microsoft also added features to Bing, including a more robust video page and search results from Wolfram Alpha, a computational engine...

Tags: Microsoft Corp., Microsoft Windows 7, Microsoft Exchange Server

News items 2009-11-15

HuffPo CEO Eric Hippeau: 'We Are Now In The Big Leagues'

The news spread quickly, aided by PR and the characteristic web glee anytime an online property appears to be leaving old media in the dust: the September numbers for comScore and Nielsen showed Arianna Huffington and The Huffington Post beating WashingtonPost.com in unique visitors for the first time. Coincidentally,...

Tags: Revenue, Facebook, Advertisement, Washington Post Co., CEO, HuffPo, Advertising, Media & Publishing, Online News, Social Media, Staci D. Kramer

External links 2009-10-19