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Takuya Hommait's interesting that in other industries the meager or technic distributions are common, like toyota and GM in the car industry and canon and something in the print industry. so is the internet industry not going to be less competitive because of this deal?
it's also interesting to see what google's doing with the regulator people to avoid being sued for the market monopoly.-
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- Consumers will see more relevant ads when they are looking for information and browsing the web. And with interoperability between IM services, users will have easier access to even more of their contacts.
- Consumers will see more relevant ads when they are looking for information and browsing the web. And with interoperability between IM services, users will have easier access to even more of their contacts.
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- Publishers currently in the Yahoo! Publisher Network will benefit from Google's advertising technology, potentially increasing the revenue they earn from their sites.
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- Advertisers will have new ways to reach their target customers online more efficiently.
- Advertisers will have new ways to reach their target customers online more efficiently.
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We also think this is good for competition. The truth is, this kind of arrangement is commonplace in many industries, and it doesn't foreclose robust competition. Toyota sells its hybrid technology to General Motors, even though they are the number one and number two car manufacturers globally. Canon provides laser printer engines for HP, despite also competing in the broader laser printer market. Google and Yahoo will continue to be vigorous competitors, and that competition will help fuel innovation that is good for users.
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This does not increase Google's share of search traffic. Yahoo! will continue to run its own search engine and advertising programs, and the agreement will not increase Google's share of search traffic.
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We have found over years of research that an auction is by far the most efficient way to price search advertising and have no intention of changing that.
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We have been in contact with regulators about this arrangement, and we expect to work closely with them to answer their questions about the transaction. Ultimately we believe that the efficiencies of this agreement will help preserve competition.
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13 Jun 08
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