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After a poor show on the search engine market this April, far behind Google, Yahoo has come up with a new phenomenon to boost its search initiatives . It's called the web of objects. In a search event in San Fransisco, Yahoo chained its search initiatives that it had rolled out in the past couple of years. Yahoo has a line of search initiatives that includes Search Assist, BOSS, Search Monkey, Search Pad and oneSearch. Although there has been no official disclosure, but Yahoo seems to be all set for revamp all these efforts.
