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Old 07-20-2010, 09:50 AM
dextermarkus dextermarkus is offline
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How are you guys doing? I am glad to be here again. I had a wonderful time holidaying in Miami. It seems like a lot has happened in my absence. I got to know that Yahoo is going to tie up with MSN and it will use bing.com for search results. Is this true? Are you guys aware of it? Or is it just another rumour floating on the web? If it’s true, it would be great! It would mean that you no longer need to have your site submitted to Yahoo’s directory to be listed in search results.

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