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| Yes | 41% | 44 votes | Total: 108 votes | |
| No | 59% | 64 votes |
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by Lady Mermaid
Watch out Google! Yahoo is out there and it is attempting to gain a little more of the search engine market share than it currently receives. Google is currently ranked as t...read more
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by Shane Dayton
Is Yahoo's search engine technology capable of ever catching up with Google's? Of course it is. Is it likely to happen? Probably not, but that's a different question. IBM wa...read more
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Long before Google came on to the scene as an Internet search engine, there was Yahoo. Yahoo was the search of choice by many Internet subscribers. It was at a time when the Int...read more
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Can Yahoo's search engine catch up with Google's search engine technology? Yes. Yahoo is growing at a rapid pace and recognizes the need to keep up with the fast pace of comp...read more
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by Ana Montano
Yahoo's technology will never catch up to Google's because it would involve changing much more than just their search. A fundamental part of why Yahoo is inferior to Google ...read more
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Yahoo's search engine technology will never be able to catch up with Google's. Although Yahoo is the older, more experienced company, it has also suffered significant losses in...read more
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by Vanwaril
Recently, Yahoo!, Microsoft and Google have all been in the news, shifting allegiances as they vie with one another to achieve superiority on one sector or another. The three g...read more
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by Adam Maus
Since its foundation in January of 1994, Yahoo has been working towards the top (being at the top for some time) and continuing to thrive in a competitive market. Yahoo is a ho...read more
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Can Yahoo's search technology catch up with Google's? Did you guys forget about FaceBook? Yahoo goes a long way, but I don't think that it will ever be able to compare to G...read more
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The question is becoming increasingly irrelevant. Google, Yahoo! and Microsoft are in the news right now, Redmond having dropped $40B in market cap in response to their bid to b...read more
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