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Carl Icahn finally updates The Icahn Report — powered by Google

By Jackson West, 5:40 PM on Thu Jun 19 2008, 1,083 views (Edit, to draft, Top, Slurp)

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No wonder Carl Icahn thinks that Yahoo's search advertising deal with Google has merit — turns out that his blog, The Icahn Report, uses Google to help readers search. Not that there's much content to search, as it just went live today, with an archive only going back a week to June 12. Which just happens to be the day that talks with Microsoft ended and the partnership with Google was announced. One keyword you won't be able to find with a Google-powered search of Icahn's blog? The word "Yahoo."

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