Microsoft and Yahoo’s 10-year search ad deal would appear to help both companies, even if investors are lukewarm to it. Microsoft’s Bing search engine will power Yahoo’s search. Yahoo could eventually generate $500 million per year in operating income to prop up its display and mobile ad businesses. And Microsoft will close the gap in search market share, moving to No. 2 at almost 30 percent to Google’s 65 percent search share. However, not only is Google well-positioned to weather this collaborative attack, but the deal could help Google innovate even faster, add to its market share and perhaps even fly lower under the antitrust radar.
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How the Microsoft-Yahoo Deal Could Backfire to Google’s Benefit
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Are Microsoft, Yahoo Back to the Bargaining Table for Search?
July 17th, 2009 |
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Microsoft and Yahoo have returned to the bargaining table for a possible search and online advertising partnership, according to AllThingsDigital. The deal comes as Microsoft has renewed its assault on market leader Google with its Bing search engine. Together, Microsoft and Yahoo would hold 30 percent of the search share market, less than half Google’s 65 percent share.
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In a sign that Microsoft isn’t putting all of its search
engine eggs in its Bing basket, executives from Redmond are working to hammer out a search and
online advertising deal with Yahoo.
Microsoft may pay Yahoo several billion dollars to take
over its search advertising business a…
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