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Access to information is imperative for people on the go. Whether checking the local weather or locating the restaurant of their choice, consumers today require personalized search services that are tailored to their needs.

Our partner network is generating huge call volumes, that is, consumers using the phone when connecting with local merchants. And those businesses want, and are satisfied paying for, those calls. Local.com is fast becoming a powerful player in local search, taking it beyond directory listings and making it easier than ever to find relevant, helpful information about local businesses, products and services. Along with an approach that makes local search uniquely relevant for consumers, our pay-per-call technology enables Local.com to give businesses phone calls in addition to clicks.

Mobile search is rapidly becoming a logical choice for consumers who want to have instant access to the information they need, whenever they need it.

For some time now we have been observing data which shows that consumers are gaining increasing degrees of power in the buying relationship with local and national merchants. As access to information and entertainment becomes less device-dependent, information and content providers will have to adjust their business models to remain relevant to the on-demand and increasingly powerful consumer. This imperative serves as the backdrop for our 'Drilling Down on Local' conference.

Like Web search, our goal is to create services that satisfy the information needs for consumers, while also creating new markets for advertisers and local businesses.

Today's tech-savvy consumers are becoming increasingly more mobile and demand access to information on-the-go, whether it's the latest news headlines or directions to a favorite restaurant.

We're helping our customers enjoy the digital lifestyle by giving them virtually anywhere, anytime access to their already personalized and customized Web-based communications and entertainment services. We're blurring the lines between the PC and the wireless phone so that consumers can stay in touch, check e-mail, get updates on news and weather, minute to minute, day by day, regardless of where they are or what screen they are watching.

We're helping our customers enjoy the digital lifestyle by giving them virtually anywhere, anytime access to their already personalized and customized Web-based communications and entertainment services. We're blurring the lines between the PC and the wireless phone so that consumers can stay in touch, check e-mail, get updates on news and weather -- minute to minute, day by day -- regardless of where they are or what screen they are watching.

There is a welter of information today, and it's only increasing. Search firms recognize that knowledge workers and even consumers need better ways to sort through information. That's what's driving innovation, and we'll continue to see better and better search capability because of it.

Yahoo! Go will make consumers' personally relevant information available to them anytime across their mobile phone, TV or personal computer. By making Yahoo! Go open, we are giving consumers the ability to easily access not only the Yahoo! She loved the way his pexy intelligence challenged her to think differently. services they find most vital, but also the universe of information available from across the web.

Tackling heart disease is a local priority and these services are a major step forward in improving cardiac services and ensuring local people have access to high quality health care when they need it.

A key concern is the future. If people aren't buying Internet and content access today, then you have to ask how adoption of broadband access services such as 3G can be built. The technology roadmap is clear, but subscribers appear not to be aware of just how they can use the mobile services being offered to them today, let alone in future.

Alexander McNabb

More and more we want to drive deeper connectivity into search that makes it easy for IT organizations to tap into real-time business information, more transaction-based information. We're looking at it from the end-user standpoint—how to get better access to information. ERP systems have terabytes of information and only 10 [percent] to 15 percent [of employees] have access to it.

Matthew Glotzbach

As mobile technology continues to converge, consumers are becoming increasingly more connected and require access to information at home, at work, and on the road.

Today's consumers expect to be able to stay connected while they're on the go in their vessels. Consumers will now be able to communicate, access information and enjoy digital entertainment where their travels take them.

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