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John Sheesley

Published: 04 Aug 2008 17:14 BST

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Although Yahoo has always been a portal of sorts, one of it's earliest successes was in the realm of search. It was an early king of search, overthrowing others such as AltaVista.

This screenshot dates from October 1996.

Credit: Photos: Dinosaur Sightings: Old Search Engines from TechRepublic.com

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