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Opponents of the deal say the settlement still has many flaws. The Open Book Alliance, a group formed by competitors Microsoft, Amazon, Yahoo, the Internet Archives and library groups say they will urge the judge and Justice to heavily...

In this article: Google, Denny Chin, Monopoly, Internet Archives, Google Book Search, Authors Guild, Association of American Publishers, and Amazon

...statement read. In the wake of intense scrutiny in the media and on Capitol Hill of their operations in markets such as China, Yahoo, Google, Microsoft and other companies formed the Global Network Initiative last year. The group is...

In this article: Google Inc., Yahoo Inc., Chris Smith, Microsoft Corp., China, and Baidu

...search results. The companies also agreed to a revenue sharing deal. Microsoft pursued Yahoo as part of its plan to counter Google Inc.'s dominance of the search market. Google accounts for about two thirds of the overall market for Internet...

In this article: Yahoo Inc, Microsoft Corp., Bing, Google Inc, Revenue, Australian Competition and Consumer Commission, Financial Post, and U.S. Department of Justice

...it can, more detailed results. In addition, the company signed a deal this year to take over the technology infrastructure behind Yahoo's search service in exchange for a partnership tied to search ads. "The most important thing is to...

In this article: Microsoft, Rupert Murdoch, News Corporation, Bing, Google, Revenue, The Times, Google search, Financial Times, and Steven A. Ballmer

Exclusive: Yahoo and Microsoft Poised to Finally Sign Definitive Search and Ad Agreement Yahoo and Microsoft are poised to finally sign the definitive agreement that will govern the complex and far-reaching search and online advertising...

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...for ways to challenge market leader Google. Earlier this year, it signed a 10-year global web search partnership with Yahoo, a deal that U.S. and European antitrust regulators are evaluating. Microsoft could not reached for comment late...

In this article: News Corp, Microsoft, Google Inc, Yahoo Inc., Rupert Murdoch, Bing, Financial Times, and NEW YORK