The Hindu : Users' choice awards for Yahoo!

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Thursday, September 13, 2001

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Business \| Previous Users' choice awards for Yahoo! CHENNAI, SEPT. 12. PC Quest, which announced the Users' choice awards recently, rated Yahoo! Mail, Yahoo! Messenger and Yahoo! Search No.1 in India. The awards were based on the nationwide survey of respondents by IMRB in 11 cities comprising 85 per cent of Net users. There were 37 categories under which selections were made, says a release. Speaking on the occasion, Mr. Deepak Chandnani, Country Head, Yahoo! said ``We are delighted to receive these awards. This recognition is in line with the growth pattern we have recorded in the past six months.'' On an average Yahoo is adding more than 10 lakh user registration in India every month. It now has 1.5 crore user registration from India to the network. Send this article to Friends by E-Mail
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Business \| Previous Users' choice awards for Yahoo! CHENNAI, SEPT. 12. PC Quest, which announced the Users' choice awards recently, rated Yahoo! Mail, Yahoo! Messenger and Yahoo! Search No.1 in India. The awards were based on the nationwide survey of respondents by IMRB in 11 cities comprising 85 per cent of Net users. There were 37 categories under which selections were made, says a release. Speaking on the occasion, Mr. Deepak Chandnani, Country Head, Yahoo! said ``We are delighted to receive these awards. This recognition is in line with the growth pattern we have recorded in the past six months.'' On an average Yahoo is adding more than 10 lakh user registration in India every month. It now has 1.5 crore user registration from India to the network. Send this article to Friends by E-Mail
Section : Business Previous : Need to step up grain exports
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