Yahoo to seek greater tie-ups with newspaper firms, broadcasters

Yahoo to seek greater tie-ups with newspaper firms, broadcasters

TOKYO, Japan - Masahiro Inoue, president of Yahoo Japan Corp., speaks in an interview with Kyodo News on Sept. 14. Inoue expressed interest to seek tie-ups with a wide range of mass media, including newspapers and broadcasters in order to obtain more Net-based advertisers. (Kyodo)

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