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Anita Davis
Jan 12, 2010

Friendster and Yahoo SEA ink multi-year parternship

ASIA-PACIFIC - Social networking site Friendster and Yahoo Southeast Asia have entered into a multi-year strategic partnership that allows users to both sites to more efficiently share information, further promoting cross-usage between the two popular Southeast Asian domains.

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