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Yahoo's new ads promote Google, Facebook 
E-consultancy | by Patricio Robles | Tue, Sep 22
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What's interesting to me about this ad is that, despite the hefty coin Yahoo is spending to remind consumers that it still exists, the company is promoting its competitors. Yahoo competes with Google in several markets, including email, and while Yahoo doesn't have a strong consumer soc...
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