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Will Microsoft-Yahoo search deal end Google’s dominance?
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Google and Microsoft rivalry has begun long ago, where former is toiling and manipulating hard to save its search supremacy while latter is evermore anxious to take away the No. 1 slot. In a further development, Microsoft Corp and Yahoo Inc inked a 10-year Web search deal to better compete against market leader Google Inc. As per the deal, Microsoft’s Bing search engine will be the exclusive algorithmic search and paid search technology for Yahoo’s sites, while Yahoo will be responsible for selling premium search ads for both companies. So, will Microsoft and Yahoo together overtake Google’s search supremacy?
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Melissa
Jul 30 2009
Cincinnati,
United States
I think Google needs some decent competition. I don't think any such deal could do any harm to Google's dominance.
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Geoff
Jul 31 2009
San Jose,
United States
It's in fact big deal from Microsoft, but only time will tell whether they collectively can end the Google's supremacy or not. Ultimately people are going to get better results from the MS-Yahoo combine.
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What ever may be final results of this deal the customers are going to be benefited.
I don't think they can still match up to Google. The deal is for 10 years. The best MS can do by then is kill the brand value of Yahoo! then there will be just MS and Google in the market.
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