"I put together a KML file that overlays maps from Google, Yahoo, Windows Live (MSN) and other sources in Google Earth. Why? You may find useful to show street maps (even from Google) in Google Earth for areas that are not covered well by default. For example Google Maps (and Earth) has bad coverage over some areas like Eastern Europe where Yahoo and MSN live maps are much better."

"Type in a search query above, hit search then vote for the column which you believe best matches your query. The columns are randomised with every query. The goal of this site is simple, we want to see what happens when you remove the branding from search engines. How differently will you perceive the results?"

"The American People. You hear an awful lot about them. Politicans, especially, are experts: they know what we want, need, feel, think, deserve, demand. So we thought we’d start keeping track of who’s claiming to speak for us, the American People. Who speaks for you? Quotes are automatically selected from all election-related wire service stories available through Yahoo."

flickr has become an essential part of my personal infrastructure, so... there could be better news.

"Your one-stop shop for information, gossip and discussion with the Flickr developer community"

"It would make more sense for Twitter to acquire Yahoo. At least then they'd get some servers that could stay up for 24 hours straight."

"Yahoo did not post the reasons for shutting the service, but in an age of mass produced and often automated link swapping and recommendations, the service is by comparison archaic, and probably not seeing an awful lot of traffic."

"Former multimedia war correspondent and Yahoo! newsman Kevin Sites talks about how online media pick up where traditional media leaves off."

"This editor is smart! Smarter than you, I bet! It will show you information you might be looking for, as you type. It gets web search results to inform you about related stuff on the net, related news happening around the world, Flickr photos..."

"First is a revamped Flickr map page, an interface that lets people look at the photos taken at a specific location. Next is a new "places" feature that lets people explore specific geographic sites - a catalog of more than 70,000 so far."

"Upload an image of your map, use our layering tool to align it with Yahoo! Maps and we'll do the rest! Your map will have all the features of Yahoo! Maps (zooming, panning). You can also syndicate it on your own site or blog."