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According to the latest data from Hitwise, Google gained yet another percentage point on its biggest competitors last

It seems Mondays are slowly becoming the traditional days for Microsoft/Yahoo updates. Today, Microsoft saw the need to

When Yahoo announced Search Monkey, its developer platform for search, it also announced the SearchMonkey Developer Challenge, which

This week we announced a new feature for our community: ReadWriteWeb Predictions, a Predictions Center that we hope

The subject of Yahoo's independence will be decided, as it should, by Yahoo's shareholders. The battle to control

Yahoo! is taking a bold step tonight: opening up its index and search engine to any outside developers

Yahoo and Getty Images announced a partnership today which will allow Getty to contact Flickr users and offer

In this post we provide data that shows how public market investors see 7 of the Internet bigcos

After more than a year in private beta, the new Web 2.0 style MyYahoo is being rolled out

It wouldn't be Monday if there weren't some new saber rattling from Carl Icahn over the Microsoft-Yahoo deal.

We've reached the halfway point of 2008, so time for a half-year assessment of the Internet bigcos. Below

It's time to review the week that was on ReadWriteWeb. On the product side we looked at Adobe's

Hitwise Intelligence took an interesting look at the breakdown of Yahoo's properties today. They come to the conclusion

Here are some of the highlights from the week's Web Tech action on ReadWriteWeb. On the product side

Watching Yahoo's decline is rather sad. If you take any pleasure watching it, you must've enjoyed a weak

Here are some of the highlights from the week's Web Tech action on ReadWriteWeb. On the product side

In June 2005 Yahoo! acquired upstart Canadian photosharing web site Flickr and the web hasn't been the same

Yesterday we questioned whether Yahoo is focusing enough on its core products. We wrote that "Yahoo's key properties

There's been a lot of hand wringing in the media over the weekend about Yahoo's rejection of Microsoft's

Update: Yahoo! and Google have indeed announced a partnership in the form of a non-exclusive deal allowing Yahoo!