Goodbye Yahoo Search, rest in peace. The partnership between Microsoft and Yahoo, announced Tuesday, will mark the end of Yahoo Search. Next year, when the deal is expected to be finalized, if you run ...

Join our daily and weekly newsletters for the latest updates and exclusive content on industry-leading AI coverage. Learn More Much to the despair of old-school librarians, web search has become the ...

SearchMonkey offers publishers fancier Yahoo search results, but now Yahoo is trying to make it easier for mainstream Web site operators to use. Stephen Shankland worked at CNET from 1998 to 2024 and ...

Microsoft Corp. appears to have finally locked up rival Yahoo Inc. in a long-awaited Internet search partnership aimed at narrowing Google Inc.'s commanding lead in the most lucrative piece of the ...

Wondering how to remove Yahoo Search from Chrome? Some Chrome users prefer Google, which is the default search engine on the web browser. It is undoubtedly the most popular search engine. But ...

Due to the sheer amount of content on the Internet, users can find it difficult to find specific information when using a search engine. Yahoo helps users find the exact information they want through ...

Mike Arrington broke a story over at TechCrunch this morning, suggesting that Yahoo! are about to extend their Open Search Platform by embracing a number of Semantic Web specifications. A post on the ...

Yahoo’s decision to use Microsoft’s Bing search engine could cause a “strange bedfellows” competitive conflict between Microsoft and IBM in the enterprise search market. Yahoo and IBM have offered ...

Yahoo Inc. and McAfee Inc. are joining to offer alerts about potentially dangerous Web sites alongside search results generated at Yahoo.com. With the new security feature — slated to take effect ...

Although Yahoo doesn't hijack browser searches, there are many viruses that can change your Web browser's default search settings to hijack your browser search and return links to malicious Web pages.

Yahoo Search is Yahoo's answer to Google. It originally started out as a way to search through Yahoo content and has since evolved into its own search engine for content elsewhere on the Internet.