Yahoo! preps build-your-own-dynamic-website service

11/17/2010

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Yahoo! CEO Carol Bartz has indicated that her company is developing a service that will allow third-party websites to dynamically optimize their content using Yahoo!'s recently-revamped back-end infrastructure.…

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