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Yahoo To Close BOSS, Build Your Own Search Service Next Month

Published on 2016/02/08 By admin

Yahoo to close yet another search service. Yahoo BOSS is closing March 31, 2016. The post Yahoo To Close BOSS, Build Your Own Search Service Next Month appeared first on Search Engine Land.

Yahoo BOSS Expands To Offer Geolocation Data

Published on 2012/10/01 By admin

Yahoo’s Build Your Own Search Service (BOSS) has recently expanded to include geolocation data from two Yahoo services: Placefinder and Placespotter. BOSS is Yahoo’s Search API, available for a fee based on usage. From the blog post, it sounds like Yahoo is closing down Placefinder and..

Yahoo BOSS Version 2 Launches With Pricing and Branding Requirements And Microsoft’s Search Index

Published on 2011/04/07 By admin

Yahoo has just launched version 2 of BOSS (Build Your Own Search Service). When they announced this version in February, I wrote about the history of BOSS and detailed the changes

Yahoo BOSS Moves From Yahoo’s Index to Microsoft’s, Adds Pay Structure

Published on 2011/02/09 By admin

Yahoo has just announced that they’re about to launch a new version of BOSS with a fee structure based on query volume. (The initial version launched in 2008 was free, and a fee structure for high volume use was first talked about in 2009).

Confirmed: Yahoo Closing Buzz, Traffic APIs – Maybe Delicious & AltaVista

Published on 2010/12/16 By admin

News is traveling fast about a leaked slide from a Yahoo “all hands” meeting earlier this week that listed several products — including Delicous and AltaVista — to be “sunsetted.” Yahoo confirms that Yahoo Buzz will be closed, as will the Traffic APIs.

Yahoo BOSS Switching To Paid Model In Early 2011

Published on 2010/10/08 By admin

The Yahoo Search Blog announced BOSS is switching, as expected, to a paid model. BOSS which launched in July 2008 has become a favorite of many developers when building their own search engine off of Yahoo’s data. With the organic Yahoo results being powered by Bing now, and the Microsoft deal closed, Yahoo *** Read the full post by clicking on the headline above ***