Yahoo Japan Switches To Google, Microsoft Calls It ‘Anti-Competitive’
AllThingsD reported that the Softbank majority owned Yahoo Japan has decided to replace Yahoo Search (soon Yahoo-Bing) with Google. Yahoo owns a minority stake in Yahoo Japan and so can’t control or block the decision.
According to a statement released by Yahoo it will “support” the deal as it is contractually bound to do:
Yahoo! Japan announced [...]
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Tags: Apple, Fracas, FRAND, Licensing, Microsoft, Sides
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Tags: 2012, engine, January, Market, Search, Share, Slips, Yahoo
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