The move also appeals to travelers, business professionals on the go and office workers whose companies block IM software downloads on their internal networks for security reasons. REUTERS/Steve Marcusīy dispensing with the need to install and run a separate IM program, Yahoo is looking to reach out to tens of millions of consumers around the world who use the Web in Internet cafes instead of on personal computers at work or at home.
Yahoo, the world's second-largest supplier of instant-messaging, has begun offering a new version that works inside a Web browser rather than requiring users to download a separate piece of software. Bloggers upload stories about CES to the Yahoo! Tech page during the 2007 International Consumer Electronics Show (CES) in Las Vegas, Nevada January 9, 2007.
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