Hi friends,
I am new to yahoo pipes. I have just little know about it but don't know how to use it.
Actually I want to know the relation of yahoo pipes with SEO.


Is it beneficial in SEO field and how Google treats it?
Thanks in advance for any kind of help.

Yahoo! Pipes creates new pages by aggregating RSS feeds from different sources. Simple commands (sorting, counting, truncating) can be combined together to create output that meets your requirements.
This is how Pipes work
-Drag and drop editor lets you view and construct your pipeline
-You can fetch any data source via its RSS, Atom or other XML feed
-Extract the data you want, combine it with data from another source
-Apply various built-in filters as well as user-defined filters and much more...
Here's how you can create your own pipe with Yahoo
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J3tS_DkmbVA


Yahoo pipes can be useful to SEO in many ways
-Track the latest news in your industry (filtering by sources, keywords, or both)
-Track domain and marketplace offers
-Track inbound links
-Tracking all the major social sites and blog search engines
-See how other Yahoo pipes are spreading
-Watch price trends of any websites you subscribe to
-Used for monetization purposes (affiliate links in your Pipes)
Here's Matt Cutts review about Yahoo Pipes
http://www.mattcutts.com/blog/review-yahoo-pipes/

Yahoo pipes is one of the powerful and robust areas one can use for SEO. It is a tool that can fulfill the dreams of many web users, and has transformed the read and write web by allowing the user to modify the syndication sources.

"Pipes is a powerful composition tool to aggregate, manipulate, and mashup content from around the web." In plain language, you fetch information, add filters and produce specific content you desire.
The general scope of "Yahoo Pipes" is the ability to combine RSS/feeds (or mash them together), and then manipulate the data in a way that's useful for you or your website(s).  It's basically an RSS masher & re-hasher.  The "pipes" name comes from the Unix pipes that let you combine commands (foreign to this writer).