Microsoft Corp.'s much-vaunted instant messaging partnership with Yahoo Inc. is beginning a limited test for a release to challenge IM rival AOL, as well as dark horse Google Inc. As a Yahoo senior vice president says, "We want to get it right, not just get it out."
July 14, 2006 at 12:00 AM
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Microsoft Corp. and Yahoo Inc. are beginning a limited test of plans to make their instant messaging systems work together.
The much-vaunted pairing comes a bit later than the two companies had originally hoped. The project was delayed because Microsoft wanted to make sure the systems would work well with both companies’ millions of users, Microsoft executive Blake Irving said Wednesday.
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