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'''Yahoo!''' is a public corporation that offers multitude of services to users all around the world using Internet as a medium. The company is headquartered at Sunnyvale, California, USA and it belongs to the industry of internet and computer software. Yahoo! is known for its services and products such as search engine and web portals.
'''Yahoo!''' is a public corporation that offers a multitude of Internet services to users all around the world. The company is headquartered in Sunnyvale, California, USA. Yahoo! is known for its services and products such as search engine and web portals.


A website created by [[David Filo]] and [[Jerry Yang]] and named as “David and Jerry's Guide to the World Wide Web” became Yahoo in 1994.<ref>[http://blogs.static.mentalfloss.com/blogs/archives/22707.html Jerry and David’s Guide to the World Wide Web]</ref>
A website created by [[David Filo]] and [[Jerry Yang]] and named as “David and Jerry's Guide to the World Wide Web” became Yahoo! in 1994.<ref>[http://blogs.static.mentalfloss.com/blogs/archives/22707.html Jerry and David’s Guide to the World Wide Web]</ref>


==History of Yahoo!==
==History of Yahoo!==
* In January 1994, two individuals named Jerry Yang and David Filo founded the company Yahoo!  
* '''1994 January''' - Two individuals named Jerry Yang and David Filo founded the company Yahoo!  
* On 18 January 1995, the domain name yahoo.com was created.<ref>[http://www.whois.net/whois_new.cgi?d=yahoo&tld=com Whois.Net Information for yahoo.com]</ref>
* '''1995 January 18''' - The domain name yahoo.com was created.<ref>[http://www.whois.net/whois_new.cgi?d=yahoo&tld=com Whois.Net Information for yahoo.com]</ref>
* In April 1996, am IPO was launched by Yahoo! with 49 employees<ref>[http://docs.yahoo.com/info/misc/history.html  
* '''1996 April''' - An IPO was launched by Yahoo! with 49 employees<ref>[http://docs.yahoo.com/info/misc/history.html The History of Yahoo! - How It All Started]</ref>.
The History of Yahoo! - How It All Started]</ref>.
* '''1997 September''' - Yahoo! acquired Net Controls<ref>[http://docs.yahoo.com/docs/info/faq.html Yahoo! Media Relations]</ref> from which Yahoo! Search was derived.
* In September 1997, Yahoo acquired Net Controls from which Yahoo! Search was derived.
* '''1997 October''' - Yahoo! acquired Four11 and its web service mail was called Yahoo! Mail.<ref>[http://docs.yahoo.com/docs/pr/release123.html Yahoo! Media Relations]</ref>
* In October 1997, Yahoo acquired Four11 and its web service mail was called Yahoo! Mail.<ref>[http://docs.yahoo.com/docs/pr/release123.html Yahoo! Media Relations]</ref>
* '''1998''' - Yahoo! acquired Classic Games, Sportasy, Vaiweb, Webcal, Yoyodyne and hyperparallel.
* Yahoo! began to use Google’s search results in 2000 and started to work on its own search technology.<ref>[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Yahoo! wikipedia-Yahoo!]</ref>
* '''1999''' - Broadcast.com, Encompass, GeoCities and Online Anywhere were acquired.
* In 2004 Yahoo! Began to use its own technology for searching anything on net.<ref>[http://news.cnet.com/2100-1024_3-5160710.html cnet News-Yahoo dumps Google search technology]</ref>
* '''2000 August 31''' - eGroups was acquired by Yahoo!<ref>[http://docs.yahoo.com/docs/pr/release588.html Acquisition Enhances Powerful Communication Tools for Consumers]</ref> from which Yahoo! Groups was derived. In the same year Arthas.com, MyQuest and Kimo were also acquired.
* Yahoo! Mail was revamped in 2007 to compete with Gmail.
* '''2000''' - Yahoo! began to use Google’s search results and started to work on its own search technology.
* '''2001''' - LAUNCH Media, Sold.com and Kimo were acquired.
* '''2002''' - Inktomi Corporation and Hotjobs.com mergerd with Yahoo!.
* '''2003 June 14''' - Yahoo! acquired Overture Services, Inc.<ref>[http://docs.yahoo.com/docs/pr/release1102.html Yahoo! To Acquire Overture]</ref> and the derived product was Yahoo! Search Marketing.
* '''2004''' - Yahoo! began to use its own technology for searching the net.<ref>[http://news.cnet.com/2100-1024_3-5160710.html cnet News-Yahoo! dumps Google search technology]</ref>
* '''2005''' - Yahoo! acquired another 10 companies; including: Verdisoft, Ludicorp, Stadeon, TeRespondo, Dialpad, blo.gs, Konfabulator, Upcoming.org, Whereonearth and del.icio.us and various products like Flickr (from Ludicorp), Yahoo! Games, Yahoo! Mobile, Yahoo! voice, Yahoo! 360°, Yahoo! Local etc were created.
* '''2006''' - A major year, as Webjay, SearchFox, Meedio, Jumpcut.com, Adlnterax, Bix.com, Kenet Works and Wretch were acquired.
* '''2007 September 17''' - Yahoo! acquired BuzzTracker<ref>[http://ycorpblog.com/2007/09/14/yahoo-news-tracks-the-buzz/ Yahoo! News tracks the buzz]</ref> and derived Yahoo! News. in the same Year Rivals.com, MyBlogLog, Right Media, Zimbra and Blue Lithium were also added.
* '''2008''' - Foxy Tunes, Inquisitor and Maven Networks were acquired.
* '''2009 June 22''' - Yahoo! acquired Xoopit<ref>[http://ycorpblog.com/2009/07/22/xoopit-yahoo-mail-moving-beyond-that-massive-digital-shoebox/ Xoopit + Yahoo! Mail = Moving beyond that massive digital shoebox]</ref> and derived Yahoo! Mail from it. Maktoob.com was also added in 2009.
* '''2010''' - Yahoo! acquired citizensports.com, Associated Content, Koprol and Dapper.
* '''2011 April 25''' - Yahoo! acquired Spreets and IntoNow.


Afterwards, Yahoo! never looked back. It acquired wide array of services and it helped Yahoo! in growing its network. The stock prices of Yahoo! rose to high values and it enjoyed huge demand in the market until Dot-Com Bubble.
The stock prices of Yahoo! rose to high values and it enjoyed huge demand in the market until the Dot-Com Bubble.
 
==Issues==
===.ie Disruptions===
On October 9th, 2012, both [[Google]] and Yahoo! experienced prolonged disruptions in their services under the [[.ie]] [[ccTLD|country code top-level domain name]] (ccTLD). Technology.ie was the first party to report that Google's nameservers had experienced an "unauthorised change" that directed them to fraudulent nameservers in Indonesia.<ref name="sociable">[http://sociable.co/web/google-ie-and-yahoo-ie-unavailable-after-unauthorised-change-of-nameservers/ Google.ie and Yahoo.ie unavailable after "unauthorised change" to nameservers], Sociable.co. Published 9 October 2012. Retrieved 23 November 2012.</ref>
 
Though the Irish ccTLD registry, [[IEDR]], initially stated that "an unauthorised change was made to two .ie domains on an independent registrar’s account which resulted in a change of DNS nameservers", on November 9th, it stated that a further investigation confirmed that "neither the Registrar of the affected domains nor its systems had any responsibility for this incident." The registry further said that hackers probed its system for 25 days before breaking in via a vulnerability in its Joomla content management system, which enabled the attackers to access back-end databases and upload malicious PHP scripts.<ref>[http://domainincite.com/10965-iedr-admits-blame-for-hack-that-brought-down-google-and-yahoo IEDR admits blame for hack that brought down Google and Yahoo], DomainIncite.com. Published 9 November 2012. Retrieved 23 November 2012.</ref>
 
Yahoo!'s customers experienced a great deal of disruption in their email services.<ref name="sociable"></ref>


==Products & Services==
==Products & Services==
The products and services offered by the Yahoo! are uncountable. Each of the service offered by the company has been designed in such a manner that users like it greatly. The following are the services and products offered by Yahoo!
The products and services offered by the Yahoo! are innumerable, including some of the following:
 
===Storing Personal Information===
===Storing Personal Information===
Yahoo! maintains record of information of users browsing the websites owned by the company. It was observed that the company maintains data warehouse that helps it in retaining information for long span of time. Even the search requests made by users at Yahoo! are stored for a few months before deleting them from the record of the company.<ref>[http://www.nytimes.com/imagepages/2008/03/10/technology/20080310_PRIVACY_GRAPHIC.html The New York Times-They More Than You Think]</ref><ref>[http://www.nytimes.com/2008/03/10/technology/10privacy.html The New York Times-To Aim Ads, Web is Keeping Closer Eye on You]</ref>
Yahoo! maintains record of information of users browsing the websites owned by the company. It was observed that the company maintains data warehouse that helps it in retaining information for long span of time. Even the search requests made by users at Yahoo! are stored for a few months before deleting them from the record of the company.<ref>[http://www.nytimes.com/imagepages/2008/03/10/technology/20080310_PRIVACY_GRAPHIC.html The New York Times-They More Than You Think]</ref><ref>[http://www.nytimes.com/2008/03/10/technology/10privacy.html The New York Times-To Aim Ads, Web is Keeping Closer Eye on You]</ref>
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===Small Business===
===Small Business===
Small business can be established by opening online stores at varied platforms offered by Yahoo such as Yahoo! Merchant Solutions, Yahoo! Business Email, Yahoo! Store, and Yahoo! Domains.
Small business can be established by opening online stores at varied platforms offered by Yahoo! such as Yahoo! Merchant Solutions, Yahoo! Business Email, Yahoo! Store, and Yahoo! Domains.


===Yahoo! Meme<ref>[http://meme.yahoo.com/home/ Yahoo! Meme]</ref>===
===Yahoo! Meme===
This is social service similar to sites such as Twitter and Jaiku.
This is social service similar to sites such as Twitter and Jaiku.<ref>[http://meme.yahoo.com/home/ Yahoo! Meme]</ref>


===Yahoo! Next===
===Yahoo! Next===
Here users can find services and products to be launched by Yahoo! in coming days. All the services mentioned in this section are under beta testing and users can give their feedback by using the services. It helps Yahoo! greatly in knowing how the users would welcome the new service or product being designed at the company.
Here users can find services and products to be launched by Yahoo! in coming days. All the services mentioned in this section are under beta testing and users can give their feedback by using the services. It helps Yahoo! greatly in knowing how the users would welcome the new service or product being designed at the company.


==Acquisitions<ref>[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_acquisitions_by_Yahoo! Wikipedia-List of Acquisitions by Yahoo]</ref>==
===Yahoo! BOSS===
Yahoo!’s acquisition process has not stopped since it started acquisition in September 1997, the first being added into the cart being Net Controls (September 1997) and latest being IntoNow (April 2011). It has acquired 63 companies till April 2011, some of which are given below:
BOSS stands for Build your own Search Service. It is Yahoo’s customizable search service which lets you display the results of your search in the format you want. The most amazing feature about Yahoo! BOSS is that you can add your own image thumbnails to the search result page. You can also hide those pages which you would never want to see in your search result page.<ref>[http://www.labnol.org/internet/tutorial-create-yahoo-boss-site-search/5636/]</ref> BOSS provides you with an opportunity with the help of which you can access Yahoo’s investments in indexing and crawling, powerful infrastructure and relevancy and ranking algorithm. It is a platform for next generation.<ref>[http://www.programmableweb.com/api/yahoo-boss]</ref>
 
===Yahoo! Koprol===
Indonesia’s primary social networking site which is location based, Koprol, was acquired by Yahoo! in 2011. Since then, it has seen around 20-fold increase in the number of people using this site. It has a large number of members from America, the Philippines, Singapore and Vietnam. But almost 80 to 90 percent of its users are from Indonesia. It is now known as Yahoo! Koprol. It has been successful in creating around 3000 business profiles which are mostly medium or small sized business enterprises with the help of its feature called “Koprol for business” launched in February. Some of the interesting features of Koprol are “People Finder”, “Onboarding”, “Hovercard”, “Hot-Tags”, “Koprol Stamp”, etc.<ref>[http://www.thejakartapost.com/news/2011/07/08/yahoo-koprol-sees-users-increase-20-fold-a-year.html]</ref>
 
===Y Connect===
Y Connect is a tool built by Yahoo! to track users around the internet world in a better way. The purpose is to provide more modified advertisements so that the advertisers can get better options to target upon. A user can register and then log in into websites with just a click on the "yahoo" button provided by them. As they log in, all the things that they do in the website is shared with Yahoo! and can be used for advertising in a better way.<ref>[http://searchengineland.com/yahoo-to-offer-y-connect-while-facebook-undergoes-privacy-scrutiny-53151]</ref>
 
===Yahoo! Messenger===
One of the longest established and VoIP client, Yahoo! Messenger has a lot of powerful features for its users. You can drag and drop, import contacts from IM, social networking sites and other web accounts of your friends who are a Yahoo! Messenger user. You can also see videos and pictures that your friend posts in a public URL in the chat window provided. The latest, YM 10 has a few visual enhancements so that you can do video chatting. You can also see updates from your pals in the Tweaks window which is used as a newsfeed. So YM is a feature rich, easy to use chatting tool which is continuously improving.<ref>[http://download.cnet.com/Yahoo-Messenger/3000-2150_4-10029188.html]</ref>
 
==Acquisitions==
Yahoo!'s acquisition process has not stopped since it started acquisition in September 1997, the first being added into the cart being Net Controls (September 1997) and latest being IntoNow (April 2011). It has acquired 63 companies through to April 2011, some of which are given below:
* Net Controls
* Net Controls
* Four11
* Four11
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* Encompass
* Encompass
* MyQuest
* MyQuest
* 3721 Network Software Co.
* Kelkoo
* eGroups
* eGroups
* Kimo
* Kimo
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* [http://www.yahoo.com Yahoo!]
* [http://www.yahoo.com Yahoo!]


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Latest revision as of 18:57, 17 March 2021

Type: Public
Founded: USA, 1994
Founder(s): Jerry Yang, David Filo
Headquarters: Sunnyvale, California
Country: USA
Products: Yahoo! Mail, Yahoo! Games, Yahoo! Groups, Yahoo! Babel Fish, Yahoo! Mobile, Yahoo! Maps, Yahoo! Music
Employees: 13600+
Revenue: US$ 6.324 billion (2010)
Website: yahoo.com
Blog: Explorer Yahoo! Blog
Facebook: Yahoo! Facebook
LinkedIn: Yahoo! LinkedIn
Twitter: @YAHOO
Key People
Roy J. Bostock, Chairman

Carol Bartz, CEO
J. Scott Evans, Head of Global Brand Domains & Copyright

Yahoo! is a public corporation that offers a multitude of Internet services to users all around the world. The company is headquartered in Sunnyvale, California, USA. Yahoo! is known for its services and products such as search engine and web portals.

A website created by David Filo and Jerry Yang and named as “David and Jerry's Guide to the World Wide Web” became Yahoo! in 1994.[1]

History of Yahoo![edit | edit source]

  • 1994 January - Two individuals named Jerry Yang and David Filo founded the company Yahoo!
  • 1995 January 18 - The domain name yahoo.com was created.[2]
  • 1996 April - An IPO was launched by Yahoo! with 49 employees[3].
  • 1997 September - Yahoo! acquired Net Controls[4] from which Yahoo! Search was derived.
  • 1997 October - Yahoo! acquired Four11 and its web service mail was called Yahoo! Mail.[5]
  • 1998 - Yahoo! acquired Classic Games, Sportasy, Vaiweb, Webcal, Yoyodyne and hyperparallel.
  • 1999 - Broadcast.com, Encompass, GeoCities and Online Anywhere were acquired.
  • 2000 August 31 - eGroups was acquired by Yahoo![6] from which Yahoo! Groups was derived. In the same year Arthas.com, MyQuest and Kimo were also acquired.
  • 2000 - Yahoo! began to use Google’s search results and started to work on its own search technology.
  • 2001 - LAUNCH Media, Sold.com and Kimo were acquired.
  • 2002 - Inktomi Corporation and Hotjobs.com mergerd with Yahoo!.
  • 2003 June 14 - Yahoo! acquired Overture Services, Inc.[7] and the derived product was Yahoo! Search Marketing.
  • 2004 - Yahoo! began to use its own technology for searching the net.[8]
  • 2005 - Yahoo! acquired another 10 companies; including: Verdisoft, Ludicorp, Stadeon, TeRespondo, Dialpad, blo.gs, Konfabulator, Upcoming.org, Whereonearth and del.icio.us and various products like Flickr (from Ludicorp), Yahoo! Games, Yahoo! Mobile, Yahoo! voice, Yahoo! 360°, Yahoo! Local etc were created.
  • 2006 - A major year, as Webjay, SearchFox, Meedio, Jumpcut.com, Adlnterax, Bix.com, Kenet Works and Wretch were acquired.
  • 2007 September 17 - Yahoo! acquired BuzzTracker[9] and derived Yahoo! News. in the same Year Rivals.com, MyBlogLog, Right Media, Zimbra and Blue Lithium were also added.
  • 2008 - Foxy Tunes, Inquisitor and Maven Networks were acquired.
  • 2009 June 22 - Yahoo! acquired Xoopit[10] and derived Yahoo! Mail from it. Maktoob.com was also added in 2009.
  • 2010 - Yahoo! acquired citizensports.com, Associated Content, Koprol and Dapper.
  • 2011 April 25 - Yahoo! acquired Spreets and IntoNow.

The stock prices of Yahoo! rose to high values and it enjoyed huge demand in the market until the Dot-Com Bubble.

Issues[edit | edit source]

.ie Disruptions[edit | edit source]

On October 9th, 2012, both Google and Yahoo! experienced prolonged disruptions in their services under the .ie country code top-level domain name (ccTLD). Technology.ie was the first party to report that Google's nameservers had experienced an "unauthorised change" that directed them to fraudulent nameservers in Indonesia.[11]

Though the Irish ccTLD registry, IEDR, initially stated that "an unauthorised change was made to two .ie domains on an independent registrar’s account which resulted in a change of DNS nameservers", on November 9th, it stated that a further investigation confirmed that "neither the Registrar of the affected domains nor its systems had any responsibility for this incident." The registry further said that hackers probed its system for 25 days before breaking in via a vulnerability in its Joomla content management system, which enabled the attackers to access back-end databases and upload malicious PHP scripts.[12]

Yahoo!'s customers experienced a great deal of disruption in their email services.[11]

Products & Services[edit | edit source]

The products and services offered by the Yahoo! are innumerable, including some of the following:

Storing Personal Information[edit | edit source]

Yahoo! maintains record of information of users browsing the websites owned by the company. It was observed that the company maintains data warehouse that helps it in retaining information for long span of time. Even the search requests made by users at Yahoo! are stored for a few months before deleting them from the record of the company.[13][14]

Content[edit | edit source]

The company delivers contents to users by collaborating with various content providers such as Yahoo! Sports, Yahoo! News, Yahoo! Answers, Yahoo! Games and a few more. In addition, website called Shine was launched by Yahoo! it was meant for women between the age of twenty-five and fifty-four seeking information of different types.[15]

Mobile Services[edit | edit source]

Yahoo! entered the area of mobile services with Yahoo! Mobile. Users can enjoy various features using this service and they are instant messaging, mobile blogging, entertainment, ring tones, information services and a few more.

Communication[edit | edit source]

Yahoo! has established its name in the area of communication through services like Yahoo! Messenger and Yahoo! Mail. Both these services offered by the company are highly popular amongst internet users and offers various benefits to the users.[16]

Advertising[edit | edit source]

Yahoo! has launched innumerous products in the area of advertising and advertisers can avail benefits from these products to the best extent possible. The first amongst them is Yahoo! Publisher Network where advertisements can be placed for improving the traffic to a website.

Small Business[edit | edit source]

Small business can be established by opening online stores at varied platforms offered by Yahoo! such as Yahoo! Merchant Solutions, Yahoo! Business Email, Yahoo! Store, and Yahoo! Domains.

Yahoo! Meme[edit | edit source]

This is social service similar to sites such as Twitter and Jaiku.[17]

Yahoo! Next[edit | edit source]

Here users can find services and products to be launched by Yahoo! in coming days. All the services mentioned in this section are under beta testing and users can give their feedback by using the services. It helps Yahoo! greatly in knowing how the users would welcome the new service or product being designed at the company.

Yahoo! BOSS[edit | edit source]

BOSS stands for Build your own Search Service. It is Yahoo’s customizable search service which lets you display the results of your search in the format you want. The most amazing feature about Yahoo! BOSS is that you can add your own image thumbnails to the search result page. You can also hide those pages which you would never want to see in your search result page.[18] BOSS provides you with an opportunity with the help of which you can access Yahoo’s investments in indexing and crawling, powerful infrastructure and relevancy and ranking algorithm. It is a platform for next generation.[19]

Yahoo! Koprol[edit | edit source]

Indonesia’s primary social networking site which is location based, Koprol, was acquired by Yahoo! in 2011. Since then, it has seen around 20-fold increase in the number of people using this site. It has a large number of members from America, the Philippines, Singapore and Vietnam. But almost 80 to 90 percent of its users are from Indonesia. It is now known as Yahoo! Koprol. It has been successful in creating around 3000 business profiles which are mostly medium or small sized business enterprises with the help of its feature called “Koprol for business” launched in February. Some of the interesting features of Koprol are “People Finder”, “Onboarding”, “Hovercard”, “Hot-Tags”, “Koprol Stamp”, etc.[20]

Y Connect[edit | edit source]

Y Connect is a tool built by Yahoo! to track users around the internet world in a better way. The purpose is to provide more modified advertisements so that the advertisers can get better options to target upon. A user can register and then log in into websites with just a click on the "yahoo" button provided by them. As they log in, all the things that they do in the website is shared with Yahoo! and can be used for advertising in a better way.[21]

Yahoo! Messenger[edit | edit source]

One of the longest established and VoIP client, Yahoo! Messenger has a lot of powerful features for its users. You can drag and drop, import contacts from IM, social networking sites and other web accounts of your friends who are a Yahoo! Messenger user. You can also see videos and pictures that your friend posts in a public URL in the chat window provided. The latest, YM 10 has a few visual enhancements so that you can do video chatting. You can also see updates from your pals in the Tweaks window which is used as a newsfeed. So YM is a feature rich, easy to use chatting tool which is continuously improving.[22]

Acquisitions[edit | edit source]

Yahoo!'s acquisition process has not stopped since it started acquisition in September 1997, the first being added into the cart being Net Controls (September 1997) and latest being IntoNow (April 2011). It has acquired 63 companies through to April 2011, some of which are given below:

  • Net Controls
  • Four11
  • Classic Games
  • Sportasy
  • Viaweb
  • Hyperparallel
  • Encompass
  • MyQuest
  • 3721 Network Software Co.
  • Kelkoo
  • eGroups
  • Kimo
  • LAUNCH Media
  • Inktomi Corporation
  • Oddpost
  • Stata Labs
  • Stadeon
  • Ludicorp
  • WUF Networks
  • Maven Networks
  • MyBlogLog
  • SearchFox
  • Yoyodyne
  • Online Anywhere
  • Verdisoft
  • Webcal
  • TeRespondo
  • Kenet Works
  • Jumpcut.com
  • Xoopit
  • Koprol
  • IntoNow

Awards and Recognitions[edit | edit source]

  • Silicon Valley Power Energy Innovator Award
  • Flex Your Power Award Winner in Media and Education Category[23]
  • Corporate Responsibility Officer's 10 Best Media — Ranked #1 Environment Corporate Citizen[24]
  • Fortune's Most Admired Companies 2008[25]
  • PETA's 5th Annual Proggy Awards for Most Vegetarian– and Earth-Friendly Corporate Cafeteria[26]
  • South Bay Water Recycling Award

References[edit | edit source]

  1. ↑ Jerry and David’s Guide to the World Wide Web
  2. ↑ Whois.Net Information for yahoo.com
  3. ↑ The History of Yahoo! - How It All Started
  4. ↑ Yahoo! Media Relations
  5. ↑ Yahoo! Media Relations
  6. ↑ Acquisition Enhances Powerful Communication Tools for Consumers
  7. ↑ Yahoo! To Acquire Overture
  8. ↑ cnet News-Yahoo! dumps Google search technology
  9. ↑ Yahoo! News tracks the buzz
  10. ↑ Xoopit + Yahoo! Mail = Moving beyond that massive digital shoebox
  11. ↑ 11.0 11.1 Google.ie and Yahoo.ie unavailable after "unauthorised change" to nameservers, Sociable.co. Published 9 October 2012. Retrieved 23 November 2012.
  12. ↑ IEDR admits blame for hack that brought down Google and Yahoo, DomainIncite.com. Published 9 November 2012. Retrieved 23 November 2012.
  13. ↑ The New York Times-They More Than You Think
  14. ↑ The New York Times-To Aim Ads, Web is Keeping Closer Eye on You
  15. ↑ msnbc.com-New Yahoo site to ‘Shine’ on Women
  16. ↑ Cnet News
  17. ↑ Yahoo! Meme
  18. ↑ [1]
  19. ↑ [2]
  20. ↑ [3]
  21. ↑ [4]
  22. ↑ [5]
  23. ↑ Flex Your Power Awards
  24. ↑ [6]
  25. ↑ CNNMoney-America's Most Admired Companies
  26. ↑ Peta

External links[edit | edit source]

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