Back to the articleThank! God! #
Posted Wednesday 17th December 2008 19:12 GMT
You've! finally! titled! a! Yahoo!! article! properly!
Yahoo! to! kill! most! search! engine! data! records! after! three! months!
Sounds like cost saving to me #
Posted Wednesday 17th December 2008 19:12 GMT
It must cost a lot to store this data. Cutting down to 3 months sounds like a good way to save a few bucks to me.
It's not like Yahoo is exactly flush with money right now.
They've turned cost saving into PR. Clever though, full points for the effort.
Confused ? #
Posted Thursday 18th December 2008 00:10 GMT
Under EU data retention laws won't your search engine query URL be stored by your ISP for up to two years anyway no matter what Yahoo does ?
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