SOCIAL NOTWORKING SITE Twitter and Yahoo have joined forces in an attempt to actually make some money.

Under the agreement the two services will become more tightly integrated, giving Yahoo users access to their Twitterings from the Yahoo home page as well as Mail, Sports and others.

The twits will also be able to shout out to friends, family and anyone who'll listen about all the neat stuff they find on Yahoo.

Most importantly for the two companies involved, Yahoo Search and Yahoo media properties like News, Finance, Entertainment and Sports will include real-time public Twitter updates across a variety of topics.

According to Twitter co-founder Biz Stone: "The information in one single tweet can travel light-years farther with this Yahoo integration."

The partnership makes sense as Twitter is assumedly getting a slice of the revenue from Yahoo links, while Yahoo hopefully regains some search engine market share by more tightly integrating social networking, both with real-time results from Twitter and allowing users to tweet directly from Yahoo.

The real-time Search integration is available immediately. Other parts of the integration are expected to launch later this year.

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Twitter is also integrated with Google right? Wow, they are integrated to all the popular sites...Google, Facebook, Youtube and now Yahoo..

I wonder what % kick back twitter is getting?

I'm guessing it's a lot, since the sites they have tied up with are the most visited sites today - Google, Facebook, Yahoo etc.!

that's a big deal for the both of them specially yahoo

in these days I started to see every buddy wants be used more then any other sites

I guess this is good to a certain extent. However, it makes me wonder... Where's Bing and Microsoft in all this? If Twitter has joined forces with Yahoo and Google, is Bing the unwanted child? I think Bing is underestimated by many and it might be in part because of these types of joint ventures. Truth is Microsoft is a tech giant no one has been able to take down. That is just what I think at least.

>> and Nokia with Yahoo either!