FLASH: OT: Google's visibility goes up

[Helen Triolo]

Kenny,


As a big fan of Google, I figured you'd be happy to hear this (though

maybe it's old news):


Yahoo switches to Google:

Yahoo has long used Inktomi to provide results for searches that are not

initially found in its directory.  On July 4th, Yahoo declared

independence from Inktomi and switched to using Google.com for matches

displayed after its category and directory listings.  Since Yahoo is the

most popular search site on the Web, this is a significant development

for Google.com.


CNET article announcing the change:

http://news.cnet.com/news/0-1005-200-2152392.html?tag=st.ne.ron.lthd.ni


Now if we could just get Google to index Flash content...


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