Yahoo! Search Subscriptions beta is a new way to search the subscription content that's important to you. By partnering with publishers, Yahoo! is providing the convenience of a single place to access and find all relevant content, whether it's generally available web content or content from your personal subscriptions.
Back to TopYahoo! Search Subscriptions expands your web search experience by enabling you to find relevant information from the web and your online subscriptions. Yahoo! Search Subscriptions also saves you time with a single search that finds relevant information from multiple sources. You can search a combination of generally available content and subscription content, or search a combination of different subscriptions
Back to TopYou can search subscription content from a range of publications, including Consumer Reports, Forrester Research, FT.com, IEEE, the New England Journal of Medicine, TheStreet.com and the Wall Street Journal. Yahoo! intends to continually increase the selection of searchable subscription content sources. The program will also include ACM, Factiva and Lexis-Nexis in the near future. The complete list of available sources can be found on the Subscriptions Preferences page.
Back to TopFor certain publications, Yahoo! Search Subscriptions will initially include a subset of all available subscription content. Yahoo! intends to continually increase the portion of subscription content that's available during the beta period. The specific subscription content that is initially searchable for each publication is listed below:
In order to click through to an article listed on the search results page, you need to have a valid subscription that you have secured from the publisher. If you are not logged in to the publisher's site when you click on a search result, you will be prompted for your login information. Otherwise, you will usually navigate directly to the chosen content.
Back to TopYes. Subscription results, when available, will be displayed above the general web search results, as shown below:
You can search just your subscription content from the Search Subscriptions page.
Back to TopNo. You must purchase your desired subscriptions directly from the appropriate publishers.
Back to TopIf you represent a publisher who is interested in participating in the program, please fill out the form on the Publisher Interest page, and a partner manager from Yahoo! will contact you.
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