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Here’s What Made Scoble Cry!

Microsoft’s New Powerful Image Technology Made Scoble Cry!

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Mary Jo Foley wrote “Microsoft reorg: Who’s in; who’s out”

Microsoft reorg: Who’s in; who’s out by ZDNet’s Mary Jo Foley — On February 14, Microsoft announced a corporate reorganization affecting many of its divisions. As with any Microsoft early-year reorg — which typically occur after the company’s fiscal mid-year reviews — there are winners and losers. Check out my slideshow of who’s in and who’s out as a result of today’s changes.

Google’s Master Plan

When you think of all the information a company like Google can collect, it’s scary to think of what they might do with all of that information…and control.

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Can Sergey Brin & Larry Page Stop The Evil Microsoft Empire?

Some people have way too much time on their hands. Star War’s Princess Leia summons the Google Guys to save the universe from the evil empire. Honestly folks, it’s just the Internet. No geeks will be harmed during the filming of this drama. Note to industry: Take care of your customers and stop using rhetoric and litigation as shields. Content is King!

duncan rileyDuncan Riley shared this video in “Microsoft’s Acquisition Of Yahoo: Not As Bad As Some Think? on TechCrunch.

NY Times: Google Works to Torpedo Microsoft Bid for Yahoo

Yahoo Waits As Suitors Microsoft & Google Escalate Rhetoric

Google is making an unusually aggressive effort to block Microsoft’s $44.6 billion hostile bid for Yahoo.

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NY Times: Deal That May Create More, Not Less, Competition

By Louise Story, NY Times  Published: February 2, 2008
Advertising and media executives said that Google has become so dominant in the online advertising market that a combined Microsoft and Yahoo might be the only way to produce a legitimate competitor.

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