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Yahoo has made a couple of interesting moves this week as it works to become the network advertising provider of choice for much of corporate America .

Yahoo is concentrating on serving ads in the lucrative entertainment sector. It is also interested in branding user-experiences in a network of online advertising mediums.

On Tuesday, Yahoo opened the day with the announcement of a multi year advertising deal with media giant Viacom. The arrangement will have Yahoo providing search services and paid search advertising to online Viacom properties including CBSNews.com, MTV.com and BET.com.

Later the same day, Yahoo also announced a partnership with Verizon designed to offer a high-speed DSL service to US customers for $14.95/mth. For the fee, users will get a slightly slower DSL connection with a host of Yahoo services, on-demand products and security software.

"Yahoo brings a unique blend of innovative Web services, deep experience in partnering with broadband service providers, and strong brand stature to this alliance,"Dan Rosensweig, Yahoo COO said in a statement. "This preferred relationship with Verizon underscores Yahoo's success in partnering with access providers to create a powerful broadband Internet experience that delivers the most value to consumers."

It will also give Yahoo tens of millions more registered users to bolster investor confidence going into 2006.

Jim Hedger is the SEO Manager of StepForth Search Engine Placement Inc. Based in Victoria, BC, Canada, StepForth is the result of the consolidation of BraveArt Website Management, Promotion Experts, and Phoenix Creative Works, and has provided professional search engine placement and management services since 1997. http://www.stepforth.com/ Tel - 250-385-1190 Toll Free - 877-385-5526 Fax - 250-385-1198

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News Tags: Search, Yahoo, Broadband, Engine
About the author:
Jim Hedger works with Metamend Search Engine Marketing as a SEO Consultant, lead copywriter and head blog writer. Jim has been involved in the SEO field since the days of the dinosaurs and felt he had lost a personal friend when Disney went "ol' Yeller" on Infoseek. Over the course of his career, Jim has gotten drunk with Jeeves the Butler, tossed sticks to that sock-puppet dog from Pets.com and come out of a staring contest with Googlebot confidently declaring a tie. When not traveling between conferences, Jim lives with a perpetually annoyed cat named Hypertext in the Pacific techno-outport of Victoria British Columbia.

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