ces.cnet.com - 1/1/2009
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Yahoo Widget Channel for TV Yahoo's Widget Channel software for TVs and video devices shows a link to Yahoo's Flickr photo-sharing site, stock prices, and an advertisement. Intel, Yahoo, and several partners will show the technology off at CES 2009. (Credit: Yahoo)
connectedtv.yahoo.com - 1/7/2009
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connectedtv.yahoo.com —
The Cinematic Internet is Yahoo!’s vision for the
emerging world of Internet-connected TV—combining the Internet’s choice, community,...
and personalization with the power of television. This combination will transform traditional TV into something ...
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Yahoo! Connected TV: The best of the Internet on your TV
techcrunch.com - 1/7/2009
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techcrunch.com —
Interest in troubled Internet giant Yahoo has not
waned, it just took a break for the holidays....
A group of well known Silicon Valley executives and top investment bankers are putting together a Yahoo takeover deal that would be financed largely from ...
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Investment Group Makes Run For Yahoo, Using Microsoft’s ...
online.wsj.com - 1/9/2009
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JESSICA E. VASCELLARO and JOANN S. LUBLIN Yahoo
Inc. is in the final stretch of its search...
for a chief executive officer, and a decision could come as soon as next week, said people close to the Internet company. Among candidates still under ...
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Yahoo Nears End of Search for a CEO
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Do Yahoo and Intel have a viable business model with Internet TV?
Josh Chandler —
... Has Yahoo and Intel have devised somewhat of a semi-viable business plan? Reports from CNET suggest that many have high hopes forYahoo and Intel to create a true Internet TV platform, due to be released at CES 2009, yet we see many predecessors have attempted this route of enabling people to access content services, ...
CES Day 0: Webware Wrapup
Webware.com —
... Several TV manufactures were showing their support for the new Yahoo Connected TV, the company's new widget strategy for living rooms. TVs that display the widgets will start coming out in March. In addition to the vanilla stuff like news tickets, weather, and sports, there will be widgets to watch eBay auction, see Flickr feeds, and track Twitter. MySpace ...
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