Italian software company Bending Spoons is the new owner of AOL
Will the Milan-based corporation be the final corporate home for AOL's decades-old business?
Reddit, Yahoo, and other publishers roll out licensing protocol, pressuring AI companies to pay for scraped data
The days of free web scraping for AI training may be over
Yahoo Japan forces all employees to use AI, aims to "double" productivity by 2028
Despite the hype, many studies suggest AI may lower productivity
What Went Wrong With Yahoo!?
At the turn of the millennium, Yahoo! was the most visited site on the web. In Web 1.0 terms, Yahoo! was like Google and Facebook combined. So what happened?
What Ever Happened to Yahoo! Messenger?
Yahoo! Messenger was never the most popular, but for many years it was close enough to keep trying, introducing many messaging features years before they became the norm.
Yahoo ceases service in China due to "challenging" business and legal environment
The Internet pioneer's services are now longer accessible in China
Tinder CEO Jim Lanzone named as the next CEO of Yahoo
A new owner will attempt to revive the Internet pioneer
Verizon is offloading AOL and Yahoo for a fraction of what it paid
Internet pioneers AOL and Yahoo persist
Yahoo Answers is shutting down after 16 years
How will we know if they have toilet paper in Canada?
Verizon attempts to capitalize on brand recognition with Yahoo Mobile phone service
At $40 per month, it's not a bad deal
Yahoo will "listen to feedback" regarding the future of Groups
Don't worry, everything is still being deleted
Yahoo is erasing an important part of Internet history, again
How much data will archivists be able to preserve?
Former Yahoo software engineer pleads guilty to hacking into 6,000 user accounts in search of nudes
He used his position within Yahoo to help hack the accounts
Yahoo updates logo for the second time in 25 years
Yahoo would like to remind Internet users that it still exists
Yahoo reaches revised $117.5 million data breach settlement
A judge must approve the settlement
Verizon writes down $4.6 billion over AOL / Yahoo deals
Verizon admits acquisitions of AOL and Yahoo were a misstep
Flickr will limit free users to 1,000 photos / videos
Offering 1TB of free storage was a mistake, Flickr says
Yahoo agrees to pay $50 million, provide credit monitoring to settle data breach lawsuit
The two-year-old suit looks to be winding down
Yahoo returns to messaging with group chat app Yahoo Together
Yahoo's take on mobile group messaging
Yahoo Japan will soon take GeoCities off life support
It's been a rough couple of years for early Internet pioneers
Yahoo and AOL scan your inbox for advertising purposes
Doubling down on a controversial practice
Japan's FTC investigating Apple over anti-competition allegations
Cupertino allegedly put the screws to a Yahoo Japan game streaming platform
Toronto man tied to Yahoo hack gets five years in prison
Baratov will likely be deported upon release