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Yahoo's Going Open Social With a SearchMonkey
Published on Apr 29, 2008Topics: enterprise 2.0 opensocial search searchmonkey web 2.0 yahoo
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The open social party is apparently the place to be. Even old Microsoft just announced LiveMesh). Now Yahoo, who's Flickr photo sharing site is the second most popular used API on the web, has rolled out a limited preview to the developer platform they announced in February called SearchMonkey.
Journalism's Ideals Meet Silicon Valley's Tools
Published on Apr 18, 2008Topics: journalism silicon valley web publishing yahoo

NewsTools2008 takes place April 30-May 3 at the yahoo! Conference Center in Sunnyvale, California If you're a Drupal programmer, user-experience expert, social-network innovator, or web 2.0 entrepreneur, you're invited! The topic of the event is "Technology and the New Ecology of News: How will technology innovation support journalism and participatory democracy?" It's billed as an event in which journalism's ideals will meet Silicon Valley's tools in a three-day, conceptual mashup. Groovy.
Yahoo! Gets AMP!ed Up With New Ad Management Platform!
Published on Apr 9, 2008Topics: ad management amp google web publishing yahoo
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Online advertising is a huge business, that's a no brainer. But those of us who have dealt with the inner workings of the online ad world know that there is much room for improvement in the management department. Purchasing, selling and managing impressions alone can take weeks of time, when they really probably shouldn't.
But cheer up, young publisher, Yahoo! wants to help. To the cynics, Yahoo! also wants to increase its perceived value to force Microsoft to raise its bid to purchase it, but that's for another article.
Anyway, Yahoo! is moving forward with plans to release their new ad management system, dubbed AMP!. It's a web-based, online advertising management platform that they say will simplify the process of creating, buying, and selling ads online.
Yahoo's New Site for Women is Shiny But Not Bright
Published on Apr 3, 2008Topics: Shine web content women yahoo
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The other day, colleagues and I made a list of of things that sound bad but aren't -- such as Jawbreakers and Chunky Monkey. But now I've started making a list of things that sound good but aren't. Topping the list are sites catered toward women.
Don't get me wrong, women rock. And what makes us so visibly cool is that we have diverse interests, moods and yes, emotions. But that doesn't mean we can't handle weeding through the Internet to find what we seek, whether it be the weather, a great pair of shoes or gasp! --news.
However, Yahoo! begs to differ. They think that the gentler sex are easily distracted by all the choices available to us on the magical Web that we need a one-stop shop offering content from women's magazines and blogs with a "distinctive voice" .
Why else would they launch Shine?
Yahoo! onePlace Mobile Content Management
Published on Mar 5, 2008Topics: content management mobile oneplace web publishing yahoo
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Continuing in their efforts to revolutionize the global mobile ecosystem, Yahoo! has announced its newest invention Yahoo! onePlace, a mobile content management system that will let you stay informed about the things you care about (or are required to care about).
Is this an attempt to tie us even tighter to our mobile devices causing an even more continuously connected world that cant live without the Internet? Shoot, guess its time to bring my CrackBerry out of storage just when my shrink said I was cured.
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Yahoo! Signs up to OpenID
Published on Jan 18, 2008Topics: openid plaxo yahoo
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The OpenID initiative garners an enormous boost (to the tune of 248 million identities) as the addition of Yahoo! brings the dream of 'one person, one password' a big step closer.
Starting January 30th, Yahoo! members will be able to use their Yahoo! identities to sign in to user services at other OpenID 2.0 Web resources.
Yahoo!'s War on Google Hits Mobile Arena
Published on Jan 8, 2008Topics: android google mobile mobile web web publishing yahoo yahoo go
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Yahoo! is to open up its mobile platform to developers in a desperate bid to steal a march on Google on the Mobile Web.
The move was announced at the CES in Las Vegas and is just one of a number of Mobile Web initiatives launched by the beleaguered company, which sees Mobile as the medium-term battlefield where the war with Google will be won or lost.
Google Leaps Yahoo, Grabs FeedBurner
Published on May 23, 2007Topics: feedburner google rss web content web feeds yahoo
As recently confirmed by the prolific Arrington, Google is slated to acquire FeedBurner in a US$ 100 million deal.
This is yet another wise move by big G, one that puts the company once again a step ahead of Yahoo, and in the fantastic position of being able to monetize the 700,000+ Web feeds currently managed by FeedBurner.
Event: Yahoo! Hosts Open Source Web CMS Summit
Published on Feb 16, 2007Topics: cms conferences drupal events open source web cms yahoo
Open Source CMS aficionados, clear out March 22-23 on your calendar because the Open Source Content Management System Summit is being held at Yahoo's Sunnyvale, California Campus.
As are most things Open Source, the conference is free.
Yahoo! Pipes, the Latest Data Mash Dance Craze
Published on Feb 15, 2007Topics: atom feeds kml mash-up rss rss 2.0 web 2.0 yahoo yahoo pipes
Senator Ted Stevens wasn't far from the truth when he called the internet a "series of tubes." If he'd said pipes instead, he probably would have gotten far less of a crucifixion -- that is, if it's possible for one crucifixion to be less unpleasant than another.
With content floating around in so many varied forms (blogs, wikis, news, niche information), there have got to be better ways to organize all that info we're streaming aside from the current process of choice: standard RSS feed readers and browsers. While convenient, RSS readers don't allow for much data structuring and have a limited framework for manipulation.
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