Yahoo Using Bing.com's Search Engine??

tymes90 · 08-28-2009, 01:07 PM

I heard that Yahoo has or is going to join with MSN ... and are going to start using bing.com for there search results...

I have two question's can anyone verify this or is it just a rumor?

And if this is true.... Great! Does this mean no more having to submit your site to yahoo's directory just to be listed in there search results?

JakeDaly · 08-28-2009, 02:11 PM

Yahoo did partially merge with MSN to help take down Google's huge share of the search market. For AdSense users this is great since Yahoo Publisher(Yahoo's answer to AdSense) will start to get more advertisers and thusly, it will raise Yahoo Publisher's CPC and force Google to give their publishers more EPC to stay competitive. Already Google is starting to take precautions by sending out a mass e-mail to all of their publishers a couple days ago stating that they will allow non-Google advertisers to display their ads through AdSense's algorithms.

08-28-2009, 01:07 PM	#1
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JakeDaly Not Banned War Room Member Join Date: Apr 2007 Posts: 105 Thanks: 12 Thanked 7 Times in 6 Posts	Re: Yahoo Using Bing.com's Search Engine?? Yahoo did partially merge with MSN to help take down Google's huge share of the search market. For AdSense users this is great since Yahoo Publisher(Yahoo's answer to AdSense) will start to get more advertisers and thusly, it will raise Yahoo Publisher's CPC and force Google to give their publishers more EPC to stay competitive. Already Google is starting to take precautions by sending out a mass e-mail to all of their publishers a couple days ago stating that they will allow non-Google advertisers to display their ads through AdSense's algorithms.