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Yahoo-Microsoft-Google - One Big Mess

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Microsoft Corp. Chief Executive Steve Ballmer looks to be backpedalling furiously, trying to reduce the impact of the deal falling through. Secondly, a Yahoo-Google Ad deal looks all set to be announced.

Submitted: May 1, 2008 Views: 281 Comments: 1 Likes: 1

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Mass Market Tech

Nice recap. I agree with you. For weeks the technorati have been saying that Microsoft has to buy Yahoo and that it will. I've always said that Microsoft shouldn't pay more, if they should do the deal at all. It may still happen but it's looking pretty precarious. Of course, that's when things tend to come together.

If you're a Yahoo shareholder though, you better hope that the deal goes through.

Posted: May 2, 2008

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