Yahoo today reported Q4 and full year results. Unlike Apple, the company didn’t have a blowout holiday quarter.

Quarterly revenue was down YoY by 3 percent. However income was up 10 percent. Yahoo grew uniques by 12 percent over 2010 but its search audience was down by 4 percent. Revenue was up in EMEA and Asia, but down 6 percent in the Americas region.

Everything was generally flat and came in roughly in line with financial analysts’ expectations. Here are the financials at a glance:

Display and search revenue:

• Display revenue ex-TAC was $546 million, a 4 percent decrease compared to $567 million for the fourth quarter of 2010.
• Search revenue ex-TAC was $376 million, a 3 percent decrease compared to $388 million for the fourth quarter of 2010.

Here are some of the earnings slides to further illustrate Yahoo’s generally lackluster quarter:

New CEO Scott Thompson will put on a show of enthusiasm on the earnings call — coming up.

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