Google/Yahoo Search Partnership Announcement At 1:30 This Afternoon (Updated)
Michael Arrington
Jun 12, 2008

Yahoo and Google will make a joint announcement at 1:30 California time this afternoon, we’ve heard from a reliable source close to one of the companies. What is the announcement? The very likely answer is, a search partnership between the two companies that outsources all or part of Yahoo search marketing, and possibly search itself, to Google.

The two companies announced they’d test a search partnership in April. The controversial deal got the attention of Congress and others, but preliminary tests of the partnership were reported as positive. We’ve argued that a competitive search market is needed for a healthy Internet.

Update: everything I’m hearing says that the companies will be announcing a search partnership of some sort at 1:30. Since we’re talking about public companies here, I want to stress that this has not been confirmed by either Yahoo or Google at this point.

Update 2: Another source is saying that Yahoo will also announce the departure of another executive at 1:30 this afternoon. We don’t know who it is, but we’re hearing that it is NOT an announcement around Jeff Weiner’s departure.

Update 3: Yahoo’s stock is down sharply based on this story and a follow up by Reuters, and what looks to be the final collapse of talks with Microsoft.

Update 4: We are still waiting for the announcement.

Update 5: (3:16 PM) The announcement has been made. Details here, as well as our analysis and notes from the related conference call.

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  • Oliver

    first!

  • Alex

    Michael, why did the previous post get taken down about iPhone video?

  • http://www.faradaymedia.com Chris Saad

    Can someone say monopoly?

  • http://www.reachd.com SEO Training

    Interesting. I hope YHOO stock goes back up on this announcement.

  • http://affanimran.com Affan

    If Google buys out Yahoo, it might just be the most powerful company on the internets!

  • http://www.lyved.com Andrew Galasetti

    What will Microsoft think? And Carl Icahn?

  • http://www.searchenginepeople.com Jeff Quipp

    We need Google to have less power … not more. Yikes!

  • Pat

    So how exactly is the announcement coming over the wire?

    Email? Web? Phone? CrunchESP?

  • http://www.rajdash.com/ raj

    Timezone? I assume PST. But if it’s what think, doesn’t that spell bad bad news for MSFT, and for anyone who wants a serious alternate to Google.com?

  • http://www.lnahinu.com/blog Shortshire

    Does anyone know where I can find a live newsfeed of this so I can watch it in real time?

  • http://www.megawattpr.com Tyler Wright

    Steve, just whip out your money clip and buy Jerry outright. Put him out of his misery already.

  • http://www.uniseek.com Uniboy

    Better! Faster! Stronger! It’s the new Googhoo.

    Time to buy YHOO stock.

  • Cooter McGee

    I would think this would be worth $2 of upside to Yahoo today..any thoughts?

  • Pandrogas

    And this is how a company ends, not with a bang or a whisper, but a press conference…

    Not exactly sure how this is going to play out. But it would be giving over a large portion of assets over to Google, so I would expect either a serious shift in labor or a lot of outright cuts. This is either a very smart or very bad play by Yahoo to bail the ship out. Only time will tell (and analysts, but I doubt many can honestly seefarhter than a couple years into the future).

  • http://www.oiknine.net Josh Oiknine

    There will always be other search engines. It will give them a big market share but so does MS on desktops and you don’t see Apple and Linux giving up.

  • joaquin

    Agree only time will tell if this was the right choice. Sad story

  • http://www.footinmouthdisease.net Foot In Mouth

    There is no stoping skynet, er I mean Google.
    We will live in the “Cloud”, all your data will be part of Googles Global Algorithm. Google will have enough information to become self aware!
    We will have the big switch! ALL PRAISE GOOGLE!

  • http://www.wiccantogether.com brian k

    I hope its only paid search
    will kill my sales if it effects organic listings.

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  • http://www.worldspinsmadlyon.com Rob

    Bad news.

  • David

    Buy Google now!

  • good luck

    In this environment they are dreaming if they the government will let this go through.

  • http://keysolutions.ru/ Mikhail

    I don’t think search outsource is possible. This is base for Yahoo.

  • Suresh

    very bad news

  • Nag

    It helps the user community a lot.

    Best of the Web.

    Mail From Yahoo
    Search from Google.

    I wonder how people will search their Yahoo mail, it might still use “Yahoo” search. Or yahoo will buy Google Appliance to do that :)

    I would say time to buy yahoo
    Cheers, Nag

  • http://russoue.blogspot.com Russoue

    Its a bad news both for Yahoo and MS.

    I know it sounds weird but why is MS not trying to buy Google?

  • Zoul

    I heard M$ crying

  • http://www.articlesnatch.com matt

    hmm now i want to know what is going on

  • http://thetechnewsblog.com Jim Connolly

    Thanks for the info Michael!

    If this really is a hook-up with the big two search giants – you can expect to see two things:

    1. The cost of internet advertising will go through the roof!

    2. As a result, the cost of EVERYTHING YOU BUY ONLINE will go up too!

    Jim Connolly
    The Tech News Blog

  • http://www.thyselectronics.com Thy Sok

    This sucks! I was really hoping for M$ to take over Yahoo and give Google some competition. The internet is becoming Google.

  • http://mediapops.com Russ

    This is so crazy. Someone help me understand……
    Yahoo management doesn’t want to sell to MSFT because its still wans to be an independent company or get a overly high valuation (is it greed or pride motivation?)
    So instead it undercuts its primary value proposition and now is no more than an ad distribution network for Google? What is Yahoo now, an average email provider, a bad music network, broad news and entertainment portal that really offers no direct voice, just aggregates.
    Should’ve taken any offer from MSFT. While the stock and profits near term may jump, its core value is not retained, and its value will collapse. I predict Google buys them in 12-18 months for under $15 a share without any drama calling it a monopoly because Yahoo’s market reach will be so small by then.

  • Tmaster99

    YHOO takin a tumble

  • HA

    I really appreciate the the competition in the market place. ummmmmm thanks?

  • http://ProjectMatt.com Matt

    Suck it, Carl Icahn.

  • jamboree

    I have to agree with Icahn here. This looks to be motivated purely by Yang’s hatred of Microsoft and his affinity for the Google guys.

    Its such an obvious bad move. Yahoo is guaranteed to die a slow death by giving up its Search to Google – the shareholders might get a short term increase in valuation due to the spike in revenues. But what’s to stop Google from squeezing Yahoo once its got he business?

    A very naive option, if this is true.

  • http://charlieokeefe.blogspot.com Charlie

    @25

    Russoue, Google’s two founders personally own about a third of the company. And they have a special class of stock that has more voting power, so they effectively have total control of the company. Microsoft could offer any amount, and Google wouldn’t have to pay them any attention.

  • browse

    Google started out by powering Yahoo! That, and the obscene quickness, is what helped them dominate.

    I don’t quite understand why if Yahoo! signs up with them again, to get the best engine on the ‘net, anyone (esp. the DOJ) gives a shit.

  • Thad

    This is really soooo sad. Horrible news for the entire internet economy. The complete capitulation by Yahoo means competition for rev share is over for publishers, which means fewer dollars for start-ups and thus a real slow-down. This is awful news for everyone except google, and (hopefully) antitrust lawyers

  • http://varunmayan.blogspot.com Varun Mahajan

    Something is not good

  • http://i-stuff.blogspot.com Kevin

    So SAD…. Microsoft

  • Gabe

    Bad for Yahoo? Probably not. Bad for the Internet? Definitely.

  • http://www.twitter.com/pavlicko david

    this is news to me- what time zone is this happening in?
    if a Yahoo-Google ad merger went through expect your CTR to drop like a rock and your CPC to rocket upward. I stopped advertising on Yahoo months ago

    russoue-are you kidding me? MS doesn’t have that kind of money.

  • http://david.ulevitch.com/ David Ulevitch

    Today also marks the day that two key engineers announced a departure. Two guys who are public faces and active evangelists within the organization. Jeremy Zawodny and JR Conlin.

    JR’s announcement here:
    http://blog.unitedheroes.net/archives/p/2929/leaving-las-sunnyvale/

    Jeremy’s here:
    http://jeremy.zawodny.com/blog/archives/010336.html

  • http://www.techcrunch.com/2008/06/12/new-yahoo-logo-spotted-in-the-wild/ New Yahoo Logo Spotted in the Wild?

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  • http://gillsthrillz.blogspot.com/ gill

    All you are search belong to us!

    Yahoo gets ready for a date act 1 scene 3
    If microsoft calls I am washing my hair!! {to self: I hope Google calls, OMG I hope Google calls, why hasn’t Google called me I’m attractive}

    cue music
    CURTAIN!
    Intermission

  • joe

    You f*ckin suck you ying-yang-ding-dang. Open YOUR EYES! This is the worst move you could have made for yahoo shareholders. they should’ve DINGED your ying-yang a$$ a long time ago. You frickin engineer freak.

  • http://www.updown.com Joe Ranft

    When will the Justice Department get involved with Google and a search monopoly?

  • http://www.microsoft.com ShouldbewearingOrange

    Exec announcement will be that Fayyad is leaving. Bassel Ojjeh will be promoted to SVP.

    Here is a great VW post on Ojjeh.

    http://valleywag.com/tech/yahoo/yahoo-go-more-names-mentioned-in-the-yahoo-vp-cull-214029.php

    Here is the pic with him doing a deal with a Syrian bank while on Yahoo’s nickle.

    http://www.microsoft.com/middleeast/press/presspage.aspx?id=200573

  • http://boostcast.com jean philippe Gousse (from boostcast)

    What about a YAHOO AND GOOGLE BOYCOTT week.
    Stop crying, do something.
    just for one week…

  • George

    @41

    David, Of all the reasons Microsoft couldnt buy Google, i dont think that money would be the contributing factor… If my memory serves, microsofts annual profits are still larger than googles entire revenues. Microsoft have plenty of cash for acquisitions and i dont think levereging the rest would be out of the question ;) It would never happen anyways but i dont think its the money… could be wrong tho

  • trigatch4

    1:30 EST? Pacific?

  • http://www.wtfis.com Comedy Blog

    I also heard that Major League Baseball is going to buy the National Hockey League.

    Someones been had.

  • Taffy

    If this news is true, Google not only organizes but runs and owns the internet.

  • poor icahn

    so how much money did icahn lose today?

  • MikeM

    They just handed Google the search marketing monopoly. Yahoo! was Park Place and Google already had Boardwalk and all the greens.

    It’s over but for a few smaller PPC platforms, niche, vertical specialists etc.

    Will this get beyond Congress?

    Oh yeah, GOOG has some well placed dems in their hip pocket.

    Game OVER!

  • CD

    Wow, I don’t think I’ve ever seen such a stock sell-off in such a quick period. YHOO is now down about 13.5%, all in about 1 hr. I guess all the speculators are getting out.

    I wouldn’t worry about Icahn, he probably started selling earlier than everybody else. I’d bet that he made some money off the whole thing, too.

    I agree that someone will be buying YHOO on the cheap in 12-18 months, although I don’t think it’ll be GOOG as I’m not sure they want to get into the content business.

  • http://www.fuckedgoogle.com/ Harbar Gau

    Google is now bigger than big brothers. They’re the Internet police.

  • http://www.huskpowersystems.com Rantan

    Love the latest update … about the stock price being affected by TechCrunch. I can almost see Arrington’s head inflating from here.

  • BradFitz

    Interesting that Eric Schmidt (Chairman of the Executive Committee and CEO of Google) attended the Bilderberg meeting last weekend. Don’t look to the government to stop this.. some would argue that they’re creating this.

  • http://worldfinancial.blogspot.com Laveranues Pedigree

    That’s insane.

  • http://www.edwinson.com Casey Edwinson

    GOOHOO

  • Pat

    I guess, this is the reason they have same color (Purple) in logo.

  • http://www.andrewholladay.com aholladay

    hitwise/comscore reports next year….

    April to May 2009
    Google up from 90 % to 91%
    MSN down 5 to 4%
    Ask down from 4 to 3%

    These reports wouldn’t even be necessary.

  • Perma

    Didn’t Google take care of Yahoo’s search for a while years ago anyway? Meh. Good for Google. Harness the world! I’m 100% fine with it. Where are my keys?

  • http://pranavbhat.info/blog/ Pranz

    lets hope its in the best interest of technology

  • sodapop

    Nice going. You broke Yahoo’s stock.

  • http://www.searchgov.org.uk searchgov

    Steve ballmer would go ballistic after hearing this news!

  • Chris

    I, for one, welcome our robot overlords.

  • http://www.dtelepathy.com Sarah Carr

    Here’s hoping a better (accurate, usable) keyword research tool will come out of this search partnership.

  • Erin Callan

    You all have to be kidding me, right?

    “Update 3: Yahoo Stock is down sharply based on this story and a follow up by Reuters.”

    By “update”, you mean the story that Yahoo is now saying deal talks with Microsoft are finished? Oh…oh…that update. Just that little update.

    I’m sure the story about Yahoo and Google’s partnership took some $4bn of market cap off Yahoo. It really would have been a terrible partnership.

    What would Wall Street do without TechCrunch? They’d probably have to read the Wall Street Journal or something.

  • http://jon.com Jon

    “What would Wall Street do without TechCrunch? They’d probably have to read the Wall Street Journal or something..”

    who today cited Techcrunch..

  • Danny

    I’m stunned that people here this that this is a good thing for yahoo. If they are turning search over to google then it is the long kiss goodnight. The extra dollars they will get are only to fashion a fancier funeral. I assume yang’s resignation will come soon after. His destruction of what he built will be complete. Why should he stick around for the sad decline into irrelevancy?

  • George Blank

    This is most excellent news. Good luck Jerry. Silicon Valley companies _should_ be run by engineers, not business majors.

    For sure now, Carl T-Rex and Balmer Monkey Boy are retreating from Silicon Valley. Now if we could just get rid of the rest of the business school and Ivy League phonies who have descended on the Valley in the last 15 years.

    Blodgett, Swisher, any others we can think of?

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  • http://ooyes.net web design company

    If it does make the announcement as expected, could be scary times ahead. Even less competition can’t be a good thing.

  • http://jp.techcrunch.com/archives/20080612googleyahoo-announcement-at-130-this-afternoon/ TechCrunch Japanese アーカイブ » GoogleとYahooが検索業務提携を本日午後1時半より発表か

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  • Subset

    Yeah, so somehow turning search over to Google is bad, but turning it over to Microsoft it better? An MSFT acquisition would be an end to YHOO. The combined monstrosity would fail, and MSFT would be forced to layoff massive amounts of YHOO employees and shutter YHOO services, just as they’ve been doing with MSN.

    Let’s face it, this is about people who own YHOO stock hoping for one last “out”, to carve up the company and sell it to MSFT so they can unload their portfolio.

  • http://www.360view4u.co.uk 360view

    bingo – M’soft grapes are sour now:)

  • http://crazydailylife.com Andrew

    Yah, with this net neutrality is petty much over. Get ready to be paying $80 dollars a month for you ISP to let you blog sand to et you visit blogs like this.

  • ayman luqman

    perhaps the shift that yahoo is going through,

    “we suck in serving ads and trying to chase down the lucrative search market, we will give that to Google who is good at it. and we’ll focus on what we’ve always been good at and our strength, building engaging experiences with mail, im, news, travel, local, etc., search? hmm, we will try one last time with being open with searchmonkey”

    I see more focus on long term vision built around the company’s strength, and short-term plan that focuses on improving profitability and the financial state of the company. ballsy move, necessity is mother of all inventions.

    cheers,
    ayman

  • http://www.donawilson.com/ Don Wilson

    Great, give Google even more of a monopoly.

  • http://www.techcrunch.com/2008/06/12/yahoo-losing-two-more/ Yahoo Losing Two More

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  • http://www.annehaynes.com Anne Haynes

    I say buy Yahoo! now and keep an eye on the ad network. Bad times ahead for advertisers. Only one network!

  • http://polkadots.com.br Tiago jaime machado

    Dammmm!

  • Dave

    Was that the sound of the second internet bubble bursting that I just heard??

  • http://www.imageco.com ImageCo

    I ‘m also having lunch at 1:30 why don’t you write a story about that. You can speculate about what I might consume.

    Update: I’m considering a sandwich.

    Update 2: It might be tuna related and chips could also be involved.

  • http://www.righteousmarketing.com Righteous Marketing

    Did some of the earlier commenters not check the stock ticker? Yahoo stock is dropping fast. With Microsoft officially pulling out of talks their stock will fall to where it should be which isn’t anywhere near where Microsoft was offering. If it was about money Yang should’ve sold out already.

    PS Don’t think Google stock is going up either. Trying to integrate a company as large as Yahoo will be really hard and any deal will get tied up in the courts for months if not years.

  • deleo

    Kind of agree with Subset. It was over for Yahoo anyways, they just had to pick their poison and they chose Google.

  • Erin Callan
  • http://www.stupersocial.com Amanda

    Yahoo! can only benefit from outsourcing to Google. They’ve become huge online publishers with all of their external sites now like OMG! and such. Maybe they’d rather focus on that now since they know they’re not going to beat Google for search.

  • http://gregorytomlinson.com/encoded gregory

    @jamboree

    I don’t think a partnership with google is going to cause Yahoo! to die a slow death. Years ago AOL made the move to have Google power their search. As a result, AOL is the #1 consumer of google search results and AOL is slowing making a resurgence (very slowly). Their entertainment sites (music, tv) have all claimed the #1 spot regarding pageviews and unique visitors. The change allowed AOL to focus on growing it’s content bizness and Yahoo! may be interested in a similar move.

    @Jim Connolly

    How is this going to cause the prices of ads to go up? Yes competition will be eliminated, but generally when companies combine forces, the cost of doing bizness goes down and the savings is passed along to the consumer.

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  • Perma

    @ImageCo

    That was great for a launch. Bwahahaha

  • HA

    Told you folks times were bad, needed MSYAHOO to keep the industries alive. As of now there are hiring freezes all over Silicon Valley, looks like there is no reason for them to come back. Silly Con Valley is now a 1 team town.

    I’m getting out, moving to S. Cal, going to work for a Solar energy company

  • http://blog.mschoebel.de Michael Schoebel

    Look at all the Yahoo-shares being traded today. The trading-volume is close to 9% of all their shares so far. That’s about 3 billion dollars worth of Yahoo-shares being traded today so far!

  • http://neo1seo.com David Brown

    Yahoooogle!

    “All your search is belong to us” (possible new slogan for new entity – to replace “do no evil”?)

    Is this supposed to be in a Press conference format? Any idea what stations may be covering this?

  • http://www.rawhoo.com Harry Wang

    Two, two, two search engines in one. What do you get when search engines collide? Yaoogle? Goohoo?

    Harry “seems like the internets are broken lately…man I’m bored” Wang

  • que

    amen – ayman got it right!

    I think its about sponsored search ads only, otherwise there would be legal hell to pay since Goog would control 80+% of all searches. If Goog ads are making you more $$ than your own ads – why not do it? They’ve been trying for years, and yet Goog ads make them more coin! No brainer – if they can get away with it (until Msft/Icahn throw a tantrum). Then, they can concentrate their efforts on their core services and content. That’s what Yhoo is really aiming for now – the content, not so much the paid search ads. Its kinda like the new AOL model, let Goog handle the search ads (which pay them more) and worry instead about their other 101 services.

  • what

    “Love the latest update … about the stock price being affected by TechCrunch. I can almost see Arrington’s head inflating from here.”

    seriously – not only is the arrogance hilarious, it’s also sad to see that arrington takes more joy that his site can have this effect than realizing how many people lost money (and potentially jobs) based on this. jackass alert!

  • http://d-jacobs.com djacobs

    I for one welcome our new internet overlords.

  • bilbo

    all a ploy to get icahn to dump before the meeting

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  • http://www.ariwriter.com Ari Herzog

    @Harry Wang – I would be very surprised if either Google or Yahoo changes the names of their search engines which are so branded right now that any change would cause havoc.

  • http://jon.com Jon

    “seriously – not only is the arrogance hilarious, it’s also sad to see that arrington takes more joy that his site can have this effect than realizing how many people lost money (and potentially jobs) based on this. jackass alert!”

    that would have happen anyway, you can’t blame Y! making shitty decisions on Techcrunch.

  • http://www.completexrm.com Mike Morgan

    Love the site , Not sure how you always get the news first but, I appreciate it . I have heard great things about Techcrunch.com

    Cheers,

    Mike

  • Carl Icahn

    It’s 2:05 pm. Where’s the announcement? You’re killing me here Michael!

  • http://thelebsports.com Dallas Sports

    Even if the stocks have plummeted this badly, they have till the end of the day to make up for the decline. Hopefully the announcement will fix that.

    I’m sure they waited till today to announce the end of Microsoft talks AND the beginning of a Google deal because surely they foresaw the dramatic decrease in stock value by ending talks with M.

  • http://www.startup-marketing.com Sean

    Does anyone think that last comment really was Carl Icahn?

  • Parv

    Update 3: Yahoo Stock is down sharply based on this story and a follow up by Reuters.

    Do you really believe that this story shot YHOO down 10%?

  • Carl Icahn

    @Sean

    I can assure you that I am the Real Carl Icahn. Every single billionaire I know relies on TechCrunch for breaking technology news.

    In fact, I’ll let you in on a little secret. I actually trade stock based upon Michael Arrington’s posts. I even loaned some of my shares to shorts today after I read this post.

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  • George

    Where’s update #4?

  • http://jon.com Jon

    Well the real Carl Icahn doesn’t even use a computer, so I really doubt it (unless he dictated to a secratery)

    And yes, the stock is obviously down on this news. When we first heard here that YHOO-GOOG was a deal, it basically meant that the MSFT offer was off the table. The stock was only ever floating at $25 because of the possibility that MSFT might re-engage, so that is all gone now which means YHOO will be back in $15-17 territory pronto

    The GOOG deal means nothing, it adds $300M to the bottom line and applies to only some search queries – not even close to being a deal that could fix YHOO. Besides, the deal will still need approval and this is probably as far as YHOO-GOOG dating will be allowed to go.

  • http://jon.com Jon

    Parv: check the message board on any trading site and you will see that the links to this story came up around 5-10 minutes after it was posted, and the stock took a hit right after that. There was some speculating this morning with some shorting the stock, not likely they knew this news as its been happening every day for a while now (not huge volumes but those guys made a killing today and will continue to tomorrow)

  • http://www.twitter.com/pavlicko david

    …from http://tinyurl.com/5e4kfq -

    Google CEO Eric Schmidt Yesterday-

    Google is a “relatively small part” of the advertising market, Schmidt said. “Yahoo is the No. 1 player by far in the display ad business…If we were to deal with Yahoo or the like, we would be sure to structure in such a way that (antitrust) concerns were not the primary concerns.”

    ….yeah. right – structure=grease some pockets

  • http://www.internetmarketing-news.de/2008/06/12/yahoo-und-microsoft-beenden-gesprache-yahoo-kurz-vor-google-anzeigendeal/ Yahoo und Microsoft beenden Gespräche, Yahoo kurz vor Google-Anzeigendeal?

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  • ValleyGuy

    where is the announcement?

  • Aaron

    Wow, so its 2:49 PST and there is no update on the announcement. TC is slipping, badly. I expected full details on the deal about 45 minutes ago. At this point I wouldn’t be surprised if even Valleywag had more news first.

  • http://www.myinfomatrix.com Pavan K

    If only Yahoo would rely on TC a little more?!!! Ending with the beginning of this post, surely Michael said it all:

    http://www.techcrunch.com/2008/05/25/the-importance-of-a-competitive-search-market/

  • Carl Icahn

    I’m still waiting, bitches.

  • http://www.VerticalMeasures.com Arnie

    Should we all just wire our bank account to Google? Soon they will be buying Exxon.

  • http://Google.com Sergey Brin

    @Arnie,

    Hey, thats a great idea, i’ll look into it! It would be ideal for our google.org movement.

  • Adam Campbell

    Here’s the deal accdg to a post on Tech Trader Daily. Unconfirmed.

    1) YHOO/Goog enter into ad partnership, arms-length to avoid DOJ scrutiny. Adds 1.1 b cash flow to Yhoo.

    2) Goog buys Yhoo asian assets for 12.4 billion

    3) Yhoo tenders for 12.4 billion of stock at $37/share

    4) Goog agrees to buy up to 4.9% of Yhoo at $37/share

    5) Yhoo acquires AOL for 3b, in Yhoo stock valued at $37/share

    Any questions?
    Comment by FlyingDuckster – June 12, 2008 at 5:22 pm

  • Adam Campbell

    Here’s the deal accdg to a post on Tech Trader Daily. Unconfirmed.

    1) YHOO/Goog enter into ad partnership, arms-length to avoid DOJ scrutiny. Adds 1.1 b cash flow to Yhoo.

    2) Goog buys Yhoo asian assets for 12.4 billion

    3) Yhoo tenders for 12.4 billion of stock at $37/share

    4) Goog agrees to buy up to 4.9% of Yhoo at $37/share

    5) Yhoo acquires AOL for 3b, in Yhoo stock valued at $37/share

    Any questions?
    Comment by FlyingDuckster – June 12, 2008 at 5:22 pm

  • http://www.domainnamenews.com adam

    Did someone get played ? ?

  • http://remixedlife.com/ Irael
  • http://www.techcrunch.com/2008/06/12/yahoo-announces-non-exclusive-search-agreement-with-google/ Yahoo Announces Non-Exclusive Search Agreement With Google

    [...] it was a little later than we expected, but Yahoo has announced a non-exclusive deal with Google around search and search advertising. [...]

  • ValleyGuy

    @114 – Adam

    total BS.

    2-5 total BS

  • http://yoshy.wordpress.com/2008/06/13/links-for-2008-06-12/ links for 2008-06-12 « 個人的な雑記

    [...] Google/Yahoo Search Partnership Announcement At 1:30 This Afternoon (tags: search google Yahoo!) [...]

  • http://neo1seo.com David Brown
  • http://www.techcrunch.com/2008/06/12/yahoo-runs-into-googles-arms/ Yahoo Runs Into Google’s Arms

    [...] have confirmed that they are indeed entering into a partnership around search advertising, a story we broke earlier today. Google’s blog post on the agreement is [...]

  • http://venturebeat.com/2008/06/12/yahoos-fling-with-google-turns-into-a-long-term-deal/ Yahoo’s fling with Google turns into a long-term deal » VentureBeat

    [...] other news sources have reported that a deal was either pending or complete; TechCrunch even said the announcement would come at 1:30 Pacific today (well, they were close [...]

  • http://www.myinfomatrix.com Pavan K
  • Xerox

    Where were most of you complaining when MSFT ruled the 85% of PCs.. crying for an intervention of DOJ .. I could not hear you then so stop
    dampen the bibs and just ask your beloved Microsoft do something innovative for a change .. with the money they bid to yahoo they can build a pair of yahoos if they had minimum talent to do so and stop screw customers instead

    BTW I’m long on MSFT options..

  • http://russoue.blogspot.com Russoue

    All who doubted the authenticity of this news should be pacified now. The news is authentic. Good job TechCrunch.

  • http://www.wienerwagon.com Mike

    If Google is only supplying ads for the terms for which they produce more income than Yahoo can, and Yahoo is keeping the long tail and keeping Panama alive, then doesn’t this mean that Yahoo can still develop and tweak its ad platform, and as it improves take back some of the inventory that it was giving to Google? And they can finance this with money from Google. It doesn’t sound so bad to me.

  • http://www.rawhoo.com Harry Wang

    @96: Yeah, I was kidding! duh! ;-) Here’s another one…

    Maybe Microsoft should start feeling desperate and snatch up Facebook, Twitter, Digg, and/or eBay now.

    Harry “would love for eBay to get acquired so I can unload some crappy stock – know it won’t happen” Wang

  • http://thebusinesstipster.com/2008/06/13/yahoo-announcement-sparks-google-deal-rumors/ Yahoo! announcement sparks Google deal rumors | money news blog

    [...] Michael Arrington at TechCrunch states his sources are insisting it’s only a search partnership, a deal that would probably have far less impact on the fate of Yahoo! — it might signal more things to come, but let’s recall that a “global advertising partnership” deal between Google and Time Warner, Inc. (NYSE: TWX)’s AOL in December 2005, in which Google bought 5% of the internet company, never (yet) materialized into the acquisition many expected. [...]

  • http://www.freewebcounterstats.com/news/2008/06/13/google-yahoo-search-partnership-today/ » Google-Yahoo Search Partnership Today?

    [...] may announce a partnership this afternoon at 4:30pm EST / 1:30pm PST. At least, that’s the rumor coming from TechCrunch. Of course, this is the same rumor that the Wall St. Journal published on May 2, [...]

  • http://www.techcrunch.com/2008/06/13/massive-destruction-of-shareholder-value-employee-morale-and-internet-health/ Massive Destruction Of Shareholder Value, Employee Morale and Internet Health

    [...] 10:35 am EST yesterday we posted that we believed Yahoo would announce a search marketing deal with Google, essentially ending their [...]

  • http://techleaders20.blogspot.com Alex Hammer

    I love the Carl Icahn comments above, but why doesn’t he (if real) just call Michael on the phone! (if that is possible).

    My congratulations to TechCrunch and Michael on this scoop. Very well done.

  • http://www.newwebmag.com/2008/06/13/new-yahoo-logo-spotted-in-the-wild/ New Yahoo Logo Spotted in the Wild : New Web 2.0 Magazine

    [...] (just maybe) we’ll hear more in this afternoon’s Yahoo/Google joint announcement. Perhaps some kind of favicon partnership is in the [...]

  • http://www.80millionmoviesfree.com Kolarela

    Better! Faster! Stronger! It’s the new Googhoo.

    Time to buy YHOO stock.

  • http://www.newwebmag.com/2008/06/13/yahoo-and-microsoft-no-longer-speaking-google-deal-may-be-the-only-option-left/ Yahoo and Microsoft No Longer Speaking. Google Deal May Be The Only Option Left : New Web 2.0 Magazine

    [...] (also below) Microsoft says it is still willing to talk about that alternative transaction. A search deal with Google now looks more [...]

  • http://www.newwebmag.com/2008/06/13/yahoo-announces-non-exclusive-search-agreement-with-google/ Yahoo Announces Non-Exclusive Search Agreement With Google : New Web 2.0 Magazine

    [...] it was a little later than we expected, but Yahoo has announced a non-exclusive deal with Google around search and search advertising. [...]

  • http://www.newwebmag.com/2008/06/13/massive-destruction-of-shareholder-value-employee-morale-and-internet-balance-of-power/ Massive Destruction Of Shareholder Value, Employee Morale and Internet Balance Of Power : New Web 2.0 Magazine

    [...] 1:35 pm EST yesterday we posted that we believed Yahoo would announce a search marketing deal with Google, essentially ending their [...]

  • http://www.dougstech.com/new-yahoo-logo-spotted-in-the-wild/ New Yahoo Logo Spotted in the Wild | DougsTech.com – Tech News, Reviews, and Guides

    [...] (just maybe) we’ll hear more in this afternoon’s Yahoo/Google joint announcement. Perhaps some kind of favicon partnership is in the [...]

  • http://www.dougstech.com/yahoo-and-microsoft-no-longer-speaking-google-deal-may-be-the-only-option-left/ Yahoo and Microsoft No Longer Speaking. Google Deal May Be The Only Option Left | DougsTech.com – Tech News, Reviews, and Guides

    [...] (also below) Microsoft says it is still willing to talk about that alternative transaction. A search deal with Google now looks more [...]

  • http://www.dougstech.com/yahoo-announces-non-exclusive-search-agreement-with-google/ Yahoo Announces Non-Exclusive Search Agreement With Google | DougsTech.com – Tech News, Reviews, and Guides

    [...] it was a little later than we expected, but Yahoo has announced a non-exclusive deal with Google around search and search advertising. [...]

  • http://www.dougstech.com/massive-destruction-of-shareholder-value-employee-morale-and-internet-balance-of-power/ Massive Destruction Of Shareholder Value, Employee Morale and Internet Balance Of Power | DougsTech.com – Tech News, Reviews, and Guides

    [...] 1:35 pm EST yesterday we posted that we believed Yahoo would announce a search marketing deal with Google, essentially ending their [...]

  • http://tipstech.info/2008/06/14/new-yahoo-logo-spotted-in-the-wild/ New Yahoo Logo Spotted in the Wild | Tipstech.info

    [...] (just maybe) we’ll hear more in this afternoon’s Yahoo/Google joint announcement. Perhaps some kind of favicon partnership is in the [...]

  • http://www.techcrunch.com/2008/06/14/arrington-talks-yahoogooglemicrosoft-on-nbc/ Arrington Talks Yahoo/Google/Microsoft On NBC

    [...] been busy this week, breaking the news of the Yahoo/Google deal and then expressing one or two opinions on Yahoo’s business judgment [...]

  • http://ryanjauregui.com/2008/06/16/feeding-the-flame-of-google/ Feeding the Flame of Google :: Ryan Jauregui

    [...] with Google in an attempt to save the failing company. TechCrunch has the article explaning more detail of the situation. Lets hope that the douchebag Jerry Yang didn’t totally screw over [...]

  • http://tipstech.info/2008/06/16/arrington-talks-yahoogooglemicrosoft/ Arrington Talks Yahoo/Google/Microsoft | Tipstech.info

    [...] been busy this week, breaking the news of the Yahoo/Google deal and then expressing one or two thoughts on Yahoo’s business judgment [...]

  • http://www.techcrunch.com/2008/06/25/yahoo-issues-letter-defending-google-deal/ Yahoo Issues Letter Defending Google Deal: No Free Milk For Microsoft

    [...] really want the Google deal, either, as evidenced by their effort to sell to Microsoft just before signing the deal two weeks ago. The deal was designed to get the stock market to chill out (it did the opposite), [...]

  • http://oodami.com/2008/07/01/googles-new-robot-writes-blogs-bloggers-cry-foul/ Google’s New Robot Writes Blogs; Bloggers Cry Foul | Oodami

    [...] develops content in English, Hindi among many other languages. And finally, it uses the tried and tested Adsense for advertising. Needless to say all the advertisement are much more context sensitive and [...]

  • http://www.wahmoneymaking.com/?p=144 What will Google do with Yahoo Search? | Work at Home Money Making Tips

    [...] has just announced that Google & Yahoo intend to do a partnership around search. This is a great move by Yahoo, [...]

  • http://www.olmblog.com/?p=62 Online Marketing Blog » Blog Archive » What will Google do with Yahoo Search?

    [...] has just announced that Google & Yahoo intend to do a partnership around search. This is a great move by Yahoo, [...]

  • http://massimorusso.blog.kataweb.it/cablogrammi/2008/09/15/rovinato-da-google-laccusa-di-un-imprenditore-allantitrust/ Kataweb.it – Blog – Cablogrammi di Massimo Russo » Blog Archive » Rovinato da Google: l’accusa di un imprenditore all’Antitrust

    [...] ricerca per abuso di posizione dominante nel mercato pubblicitario, in seguito all’annunciato accordo con Yahoo per la gestione della pubblicità pay per [...]

  • Francesca R
  • http://www.techcrunch.com/2008/09/21/why-the-google-yahoo-ad-deal-is-something-to-fear/ Why the Google-Yahoo Ad Deal Is Something to Fear

    [...] Stross at The New York Times goes to bat for the Google/Yahoo search marketing deal, saying there’s “nothing to fear” from the two companies linking their search [...]

  • http://vcsandangels.com/blog/?p=16892 Why the Google-Yahoo Ad Deal Is Something to Fear : VCsAndAngels – Venture Capital / VCs, Angel Investors, Startup News, Etc

    [...] Stross at The New York Times goes to bat for the Google/Yahoo search marketing deal, saying there’s “nothing to fear” from the two companies linking their search [...]

  • http://bonebuzz.com/?p=165 Why the Google-Yahoo Ad Deal Is Something to Fear | Bonebuzz

    [...] to Fear. Randall Stross at The New York Times goes to bat for the Google/Yahoo search marketing deal, saying there’s “nothing to fear” from the two companies linking their search products. I [...]

  • http://jp.techcrunch.com/archives/20080921why-the-google-yahoo-ad-deal-is-something-to-fea/ TechCrunch Japanese アーカイブ » Google – Yahooの広告契約を懸念する理由

    [...] New York TimesのRandall StrossがGoogle/Yahoo検索マーケティングの契約に関して、両社の検索サービスが連携することに「何の懸念もない」と言って後押ししている。わたしは、彼の分析のほとんどが誤っていると確信しているし、彼はマーケットでのサイト運用者側を完全に無視している。すなわち、考え方も結論も間違っていると思う。 [...]

  • http://knowmedia.wordpress.com/2008/09/22/why-the-google-yahoo-ad-deal-is-something-to-fear/ Why the Google-Yahoo Ad Deal Is Something to Fear « kNow Media

    [...] Stross at The New York Times goes to bat for the Google/Yahoo search marketing deal, saying there’s “nothing to fear” from the two companies linking their search products. I [...]

  • http://www.techcrunch.com/2008/09/27/look-yahoo-we-just-cant-afford-a-monopoly-in-search-advertising/ Look, Yahoo, We Just Can’t Afford A Monopoly In Search Advertising

    [...] anything back in their effort to win our hearts minds in the search marketing war. Or rather, Yahoo’s surrender in that war as they prepare to include Google Adsense ads in their search [...]

  • http://www.thescriptszone.com/yahoo-we-can%e2%80%99t-afford-a-monopoly-in-search-advertising-even-if-it-kills-you/ The Scripts Zone » Yahoo, We Can’t Afford A Monopoly In Search Advertising Even If It Kills You

    [...] anything back in their effort to win our hearts minds in the search marketing war. Or rather, Yahoo’s surrender in that war as they prepare to include Google Adsense ads in their search [...]

  • http://vcsandangels.com/blog/?p=17881 Look, Yahoo, We Just Can’t Afford A Monopoly In Search Advertising : VCsAndAngels – Venture Capital / VCs, Angel Investors, Startup News, Etc

    [...] anything back in their effort to win our hearts minds in the search marketing war. Or rather, Yahoo’s surrender in that war as they prepare to include Google Adsense ads in their search [...]

  • http://www.techcrunch.com/2008/10/04/yahoos-promises-v-yahoos-reality-congress-finally-gets-it/ Yahoo’s Promises v. Yahoo’s Reality: Congress Finally Gets It

    [...] is finally understanding the reality of the Yahoo-Google search deal, and what it means for the state of search competition in [...]

  • http://www.techcrunch.com/2008/10/14/will-a-volume-cap-make-the-yahoogoogle-deal-work/ Will A Volume Cap Make The Yahoo/Google Deal Work?

    [...] that Google and Yahoo are negotiating with the Justice Department to remove their objections to the search deal the two companies signed in June but haven’t yet [...]

  • http://vcsandangels.com/blog/?p=20072 Will A Volume Cap Make The Yahoo/Google Deal Work? : VCsAndAngels – Venture Capital / VCs, Angel Investors, Startup News, Etc

    [...] that Google and Yahoo are negotiating with the Justice Department to remove their objections to the search deal the two companies signed in June but haven’t yet [...]

  • http://vxtindia.net/wordpress_new/will-a-volume-cap-make-the-yahoogoogle-deal-work/ Will A Volume Cap Make The Yahoo/Google Deal Work? | Personal Blog | Personal Blog

    [...] that Google and Yahoo are negotiating with the Justice Department to remove their objections to the search deal the two companies signed in June but haven’t yet implemented. The fact everyone’s negotiating [...]

  • http://dailymarauder.com/2008/10/14/online-servicesinteractive-media-320/ ONLINE SERVICES/INTERACTIVE MEDIA « Daily Marauder

    [...] that Google and Yahoo are negotiating with the Justice Department to remove their objections to the search deal the two companies signed in June but haven’t yet implemented. [...]

  • http://www.techcrunch.com/2008/10/15/all-eyes-on-google-today/ All Eyes On Google This Week

    [...] market moving forward. There are also concerns about the intense regulatory scrutiny of the Google/Yahoo search [...]

  • http://www.techcrunch.com/2008/10/16/google-asking-their-advertisers-to-support-yahoo-search-deal/ Google Asking Their Advertisers To Support Yahoo Search Deal

    [...] A reader, Darrin, who says he spends about $100,000/month on Google adwords received a voicemail from a Cleary Gottlieb lawyer named Donald Burke. Burke says he’s representing Google in the Yahoo advertising deal. [...]

  • http://www.clickequations.com/blog/2008/10/search-network-stats/ Google Grants Clarity on Search Network Stats | The ClickEquations Blog

    [...] is no doubt related to the Google-Yahoo deal and clammoring on this blog and elsewhere about the issues involved in integrating those reports. [...]

  • http://www.webpadesign.com PA Website Design

    Looks like Microsoft is still thinking of buying Yahoo or at least most of it. Would be great for the end-user. We need a stronger Microsoft to challenge Google.

  • http://vxtindia.net/personaltheme/?p=18 Will A Volume Cap Make The Yahoo/Google Deal Work? | Personal Theme

    [...] that Google and Yahoo are negotiating with the Justice Department to remove their objections to the search deal the two companies signed in June but haven’t yet [...]

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  • http://www.techcrunch.com/2008/11/06/yahoo-poor-alone-and-sad/ Yahoo: Poor, Alone and Sad

    [...] Except Yahoo has been left at the altar as Google walks away from their Yahoo search marketing deal. [...]

  • http://vcsandangels.com/blog/?p=23638 Yahoo: Poor, Alone and Sad : VCsAndAngels – Venture Capital / VCs, Angel Investors, Startup News, Etc

    [...] Except Yahoo has been left at the altar as Google walks away from their Yahoo search marketing deal. [...]

  • http://truckkit.info/yahoo-poor-alone-and-sadly/ Yahoo: Poor, alone and sadly | Truckers’ Kit

    [...] Except Yahoo has been left at the altar as Google walks away from their Yahoo search marketing deal. [...]

  • http://fr.techcrunch.com/2008/11/18/jerry-yang-nest-plus-ceo-de-yahoo/ Jerry Yang n’est plus CEO de Yahoo

    [...] Microsoft en février dernier. Certains auront loué la ténacité de Yang et son désir d’independance mais les détenteurs d’actions regretteront l’absence de [...]

  • http://vietanhnguyen.wordpress.com/2008/11/19/jerry-yang-chinh-roi-ghe-ceo-yahoo/ Jerry Yang chính thức rời ghế CEO của Yahoo!, cuộc tìm kiếm cho người kế vị bắt đầu. « Viet Anh Nguyen

    [...] ta cần phải thừa nhận đó là tính kiên định của Yang khi ông cương quyết bằng mọi giá giữ cho Yahoo! là một công ty độc lập. Tuy nhiên, điều mà các cổ đông mong [...]

  • http://www.wecanbuygoogle.com J
  • rinku

    hai i can change our yahoo logo?
    so please help me >

  • http://www.torontoseofirm.com/ Toronto SEO

    I wonder if Google will ever try and buyout Yahoo!

  • http://www.techcrunch.com/2009/05/05/steve-ballmer-visits-silicon-valley-yahoo-search-deal-rumors-buzz/ Steve Ballmer Visits Silicon Valley, Yahoo Search Deal Rumors Buzz

    [...] since Google was forced to bail on their own Yahoo search deal, some sort of alliance with Microsoft was inevitable. Well, inevitable just as soon as Yahoo got [...]

  • http://www.localcarsonline.com/index.html Car

    just browsed in….

    Wasn’t what I was looking for, but good website. Thanks….

  • http://www.techcrunch.com/2009/06/07/the-morality-and-effectiveness-of-process-journalism/ The Morality And Effectiveness Of Process Journalism

    [...] Google/Yahoo Search Deal (we broke the news that a deal was happening, down to the time it was being announced, although we were off by two hours because Yahoo changed the time. this was a major stock market mover) [...]

  • http://rapid-dev.net/2009/06/the-morality-and-effectiveness-of-process-journalism/ The Morality And Effectiveness Of Process Journalism | rapid-DEV.net

    [...] Google/Yahoo Search Deal (we broke the news that a deal was happening, down to the time it was being announced, although we were off by two hours because Yahoo changed the time. this was a major stock market mover) [...]

  • http://www.architecturalmagic.com p_4204

    I am alway for making the internet better.

  • http://www.techcrunch.com/2009/07/21/microsoftyahoo-search-today-not-so-fast/ Microsoft/Yahoo Search Today? Not So Fast

    [...] loop, our sources say. Yahoo has been one of the leakiest companies in the last couple of years (remember this?), and CEO Carol Bartz may finally be trying to put the hammer down on some employees suspected of [...]

  • http://spinvalleypost.com/2009/07/21/microsoftyahoo-search-today-not-so-fast/ Microsoft/Yahoo Search Today? Not So Fast | Spin Valley Post

    [...] loop, our sources say. Yahoo has been one of the leakiest companies in the last couple of years (remember this?), and CEO Carol Bartz may finally be trying to put the hammer down on some employees suspected of [...]

  • http://styker.net/2009/07/microsoftyahoo-search-deal-today-not-so-fast/ Microsoft/Yahoo Search Deal Today? Not So Fast

    [...] loop, our sources say. Yahoo has been one of the leakiest companies in the last couple of years (remember this?), and CEO Carol Bartz may finally be trying to put the hammer down on some employees suspected of [...]

  • http://www.family-learning-center.com/computers-technology/ted-crunch/microsoftyahoo-search-deal-today-not-so-fast/ Microsoft/Yahoo Search Deal Today? Not So Fast | Family Learning Center

    [...] loop, our sources say. Yahoo has been one of the leakiest companies in the last couple of years (remember this?), and CEO Carol Bartz may finally be trying to put the hammer down on some employees suspected of [...]

  • http://spinvalleypost.com/2009/07/21/microsoftyahoo-search-deal-today-not-so-fast/ Microsoft/Yahoo Search Deal Today? Not So Fast | Spin Valley Post

    [...] loop, our sources say. Yahoo has been one of the leakiest companies in the last couple of years (remember this?), and CEO Carol Bartz may finally be trying to put the hammer down on some employees suspected of [...]

  • http://www.thefaredge.com/?p=7120 The Far Edge » Blog Archive » Microsoft/Yahoo Search Deal Today? Not So Fast

    [...] loop, our sources say. Yahoo has been one of the leakiest companies in the last couple of years (remember this?), and CEO Carol Bartz may finally be trying to put the hammer down on some employees suspected of [...]

  • http://newsfed.net/2009/07/22/microsoftyahoo-search-deal-today-not-so-fast/ Microsoft/Yahoo Search Deal Today? Not So Fast | Newsfed – Aggregate local and tech stories with related videos and tweets!

    [...] loop, our sources say. Yahoo has been one of the leakiest companies in the last couple of years (remember this?), and CEO Carol Bartz may finally be trying to put the hammer down on some employees suspected of [...]

  • http://www.techcrunch.com/2009/07/29/microsoft-yahoo-search-deal-imminent-analysts-weigh-in/ Microsoft-Yahoo Search Deal Imminent: Analysts Weigh In

    [...] also much different, and likely much less attractive, than the Google/Yahoo search deal announced last summer and which was terminated before implementation. CrunchBase Information [...]

  • http://buildesignwebsite.com/microsoft-yahoo-search-deal-imminent-analysts-weigh-in-3/ Microsoft-Yahoo Search Deal Imminent: Analysts Weigh In | Design Website Blog

    [...] also much different, and likely much less attractive, than the Google/Yahoo search deal announced last summer and which was terminated before [...]

  • http://explorationsnm.wordpress.com/2009/09/22/is-the-web-altering-the-ethics-of-reporting/ Is the Web altering the ethics of reporting? « Explorations in New Media

    [...] of YouTube days before it was public and created a $6 billion swing in Yahoo’s share price on reports that the company was about to enter into a search partnership with [...]

  • http://explorations.community-journalism.net/2009/09/18/is-the-web-altering-the-ethics-of-reporting/ Is the Web altering the ethics of reporting?

    [...] of YouTube days before it was public and created a $6 billion swing in Yahoo’s share price on reports that the company was about to enter into a search partnership with [...]

  • http://celebritygossip.shortcuttolife.com/2010/05/05/28/ Celebrity Gossip » Blog Archive

    [...] threat to competition with strong product offerings from Apple, Yahoo and others. Unlike the proposed Google/Yahoo search deal in 2008 which could have strangled competition in search, the Google/Admob deal is unlikely to stop [...]

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