The internet war on sex is hereNo sex, please, we’re beholden to our advertisers.By V. Blue, 12.07.2018
Oath to pay $5 million settlement over children's online privacyIt placed targeted ads on websites aimed at kids.By J. Fingas, 12.04.2018
Verizon media chief Tim Armstrong is leaving the companyThe effort to fold in AOL and Yahoo hasn't gone as smoothly as planned.By J. Fingas, 09.12.2018
With new updates, Yahoo bets big on Mail’s mobile futureAt last, a mobile email interface you might actually want to use.By C. Velazco, 06.19.2018
6How Engadget's parent company is making sites like ours easier to useOath is showing off its new lab on Global Accessibility Awareness Day.By E. Alvarez, 05.17.2018
Pro photo storage site SmugMug buys FlickrSmugMug says Flickr's free services are here to stay.By R. Lawler, 04.20.2018
Russian trolls used Tumblr to influence American votersBuzzfeed believes that the infamous Internet Research Agency targeted the African American community on the site.By D. Cooper, 02.07.2018
Mozilla and Yahoo sue each other over default search engine dealIt all comes down to one problematic contract clause made in 2014.By R. England, 12.06.2017
Alto Mail is shutting down now that AOL is part of OathThe apps will lose support on December 10th.By J. Fingas, 10.25.2017
AOL Instant Messenger is shutting down on December 15thGoodnight, sweet yellow running man.By D. Hardawar, 10.06.2017
Yahoo's 2013 hack impacted all 3 billion accountsNot just one billion as previously announced -- it was all of them.By R. Lawler, 10.03.2017
Ya Doggie solves the pet food problem you didn't know you hadIts "smart scoop" system tracks and automatically orders more when supplies get low.By A. Tarantola, 09.20.2017
US judge says Yahoo data breach victims have the right to sueThe victims have to deal with the risk of identity theft, after all. By M. Moon, 09.01.2017
Verizon's latest rewards program shares gobs of your data (updated)You'll want to know what you're getting into before you sign up.By J. Fingas, 08.02.2017
Yahoo eSports shuttered after just a yearThe site's shutdown comes in the wake of Yahoo's merger with AOL.By M. Locklear, 06.15.2017
Verizon now officially owns Yahoo (minus Marissa Mayer)The fate of popular Yahoo services such as Tumblr and Flickr is unclear.By S. Krishna, 06.13.2017
Yahoo and AOL are part of Verizon's new 'Oath' brand (updated)Oath will be an umbrella of brands, including Yahoo and some AOL publications.By N. Ingraham, 04.03.2017