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MyBlogLog now Belongs to Yahoo!

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mybloglogThere was a MyBlogLog sold to Yahoo! rumor last November. Now it’s official - Yahoo! bought MyBlogLog at $10 million according to sources.

MyBlogLog is a social network offering a blog tool that allows one check blog stats and gives faces to blog visitors who signed up this service.

Yahoo is not saying what it paid for Mybloglog, but knowledgeable sources said it cost a little over $10 million for the company, which first offered the service in July. Bradley Horowitz, vice president of product strategy at Yahoo, said Mybloglog will likely remain branded as a separate entity, but Yahoo users will be able to register on it with their Yahoo password. The reader communities will soon be able to access Yahoo services, like the Flickr photo site or the Yahoo Answers information service, to their groups. - Forbes

Since I am witnessing MyBlogLog’s growing popularity, it’s exciting what Yahoo! will contribute to this fun social network.

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Posted in Social Media Marketing, Yahoo News on January 10th, 2007

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  1. Practical Blogging » Blog Archive » links for 2007-01-11 Says:
    January 11th, 2007 at 12:26 pm

    [...] MyBlogLog now Belongs to Yahoo! Looks like last year’s purchase rumor was true after all. MyBlogLog fits well with their Web 2.0 tools set (del.icio.us, flickr, oddpost/yahoo mail beta, myyahoo, yahoo answers, groups, and even their annoying portals). Congrats to MyBlogLog. It’s truly (tags: mybloglog web2.0 yahoo social+networking) [...]

  2. MyBlogLogging-- Daily Dares Says:
    January 13th, 2007 at 11:51 am

    [...] I have also covered MyBlogLog on my SEO blog. [...]

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