Following recent reports that Microsoft was interested in a bid, troubled Yahoo could have another potential buyer in the form of Google. The Wall Street Journal reports today that Google...

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Yahoo has withdrawn from the bidding process for Hulu, according to the Wall Street Journal.


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Yahoo News, one of the most popular news portals on the web, is deepening its integration with Facebook. Yahoo has formed integrations with the social network in the past with its products, but we're told this is one of the most in-depth implementations to date. That's because Yahoo is working with Facebook's open graph to integrate your friends' activity into your Yahoo News experience.

The new Yahoo News friends’ activity feature lets people discover and connect around the news and informatio [...]

Read More: Yahoo News Teams Up With Facebook To Curate Content From Your Friends

Yahoo issued a statement late Thursday confirming its removal of Carol Bartz after the news was first reported by blog AllThingsD. The blog reported that  Bartz had sent an email to her former staff at Yahoo. She wrote that the Yahoo’s Chairman of the Board fired her over the phone, "It has been my pleasure to work with all of you and I wish you only the best going forward."


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One of the principal online giants, Yahoo, will launch its first-ever slate of original series beginning in October. The platform will mix some traditional TV programming along with its own unique programs geared toward the female audiences.


Read More: Yahoo Dives Back into Original Series with TV-style Programming

They are practically brothers; Facebook and Yahoo join forces to test the “six degree of separation” theory, and you can participate.


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As the competitive gaming market heats up, King.com and Yahoo! have struck a multi-national agreement to bring social tournament games to the Latin American market. More after the jump.

Read More: King.com and Yahoo! Take Social Tournament Games To Latin America