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Yahoo! provides content to 3 network

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Jun 26, 2006
Yahoo! has formed a partnership with 3 to provide its portfolio of rich mobile services to the mobile network operator’s customers.  

The deal will see the companies offer key Internet services such as Yahoo! Search, Yahoo! Mobile Web, Yahoo! Messenger, Yahoo! Mail, and Yahoo! Go for Mobile on all of 3’s networks. 

 

The companies also plan to make additional Yahoo! services available to 3 subscribers in the future.

 

The first services will launch in the UK this summer, with the intention to launch thereafter in 3 Group’s key European and Asia-Pacific markets including Italy, Ireland, Austria, Sweden, Denmark and Australia and on Hutchison Telecommunications International in Hong Kong and India.

 

The companies will jointly market the services on the Yahoo! and 3 networks.

 

3 will offer its customers full access to Yahoo! Search for both on and off portal search on mobile phones.

 

The Yahoo! services will be accessible to subscribers either via the Internet browser on the handset or through client applications such as Yahoo! Ready or Yahoo! Go for Mobile on select devices.

 

3 added that country specific services will be made available at a later date.

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