Yahoo's Yang welcomes attempts to shore up mobile content in Japan

Yahoo's Yang welcomes attempts to shore up mobile content in Japan

TOKYO, Japan - Yahoo! Inc. co-founder Jerry Yang speaks in an interview with Kyodo News in Tokyo on March 28. He said that the Internet search engine group will seek opportunities to strengthen its presence as a content provider for mobile phone users.

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