Rupert Murdoch said on Monday that News Corp. would not get into a fight with Microsoft over the acquisition of search engine Yahoo, confirming what most industry and Wall Street observers suspected. His statement came after a source familiar with the situation reported that Murdoch's company had been in talks with Yahoo over a transaction to combine News Corp's MySpace Internet social network and other Internet assets with Yahoo. "We're not going to get into a fight with Microsoft, which has a lot more money than us," Murdoch told investors at the annual Bear Stearns media conference.
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Sooner its debranded and out of my life the better, don't really care who buys it or for how much, what matters to me is that my internet experience isn't ruined by crappy branding like Yahoo!
If microsoft own it, it'll be completely annihilated within six months and we'll never see it again
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How do you know? Gaydar?
How do you know? Gaydar?
Nah, Yahoo turned him down...
@graigchq: Seriously, if all you can do is call something 'gay' as an insult what makes you think anyone wants to hear your opinion?
Let's have a poll! Who stopped reading after this line because...
-The grammar is horrible.
-The idea of applying a sexual identity to a search engine is absurd, or
-This demonstrates a complete lack of maturity and ability to formulate and express ideas.
Let's have a poll! Who stopped reading after this line because...
-The grammar is horrible.
-The idea of applying a sexual identity to a search engine is absurd, or
-This demonstrates a complete lack of maturity and ability to formulate and express ideas.
Hey look a smart person! I find it very strange that your name is C_Guy and my initials are C.G.
and yes, grammatical errors are included, to try and pin down just how silly using exclamation marks in a brand name really is.
lol - just tjhat fact that i made you post in retaliation makes my original post all the more worthwhile.
love you guys, just made my day...
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