Yahoo!is in the process of closing a set products to focus on the new strategy: stakes and opportunities.

As you can observe, the arrival of Marissa Mayer is at the core of many changes in terms of leadership, philosophy, management and products design.

In this dynamic, Yahoo!  shuts down a set of products, but also
has promised continue to focus on creating ‘’beautiful products that are essential to you every day’’.

Henceforth, it's completed for Yahoo! Axis Yahoo! indicates that: ‘’if you installed the browser plug-in, it will no longer work. If you downloaded the app, it will continue to work, but won’t be actively maintained. We encourage you to use the Yahoo! Search app for iOS and Android. ‘’

Included also in this closure, we have: Yahoo! Browser Plus. Regarding Citizen Sports, now you can still get all the latest sports news on Yahoo! Sports, play fantasy sports like Fantasy Football,  and stay up-to-date when you’re on the go with our new Yahoo! Sports app for iOS and Android.

Yahoo! WebPlayer joins the movement, this means if you’re a publisher and currently using Yahoo! WebPlayer on your site, after June 30 the Yahoo! WebPlayer won’t load. However your users will continue to be able to play media files using native browser support. You may wish to locate and remove the following line in your code:

Yahoo! recommendation: <script type="text/javascript" src="http://webplayer.yahooapis.com/player.js"></script>

FoxyTunes , is going, now you can visit Yahoo! Music. Yahoo! RSS Alerts says Bye Bye, now to continue to get the latest content that you care about, you can subscribe to Keyword News alerts at our Yahoo! Alerts and receive them via email.

Yahoo! Neighbors is tired, now you can visit Yahoo! Local Search to find out what’s going on in your neighborhood.

AltaVista, unfortunately, now you can visit Yahoo! Search for all of your searching needs.

Yahoo! Stars India, now check out Yahoo! India OMG!; Yahoo! Downloads Beta, will no longer support 3rd party downloads. However it will continue to offer downloads of Yahoo! products like Yahoo! Toolbar  or Yahoo! Messenger . Yahoo! Local API (September 28, 2013) all Yahoo! Local API documentation will also be removed from the Yahoo! Developer Network portal.

And finally, Yahoo! Term Extraction API, here, Yahoo! is eliminating direct access to the Yahoo! Term Extraction API and as of September 28, will require developers to go through YQL.

Therefore Yahoo! encourages all existing users of the Term Extraction Legacy API to migrate to YQL requests by September 28.