searchengineland.com - 11/19/2008
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Coming just 24 hours after the resignation of Yahoo CEO Jerry Yang, Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer is saying publicly that Redmond is “open” to a “search collaboration” with Yahoo but not a total acquisition of the Sunnyvale company. The Wall Street Journal and Seattle PI report on the remarks, ...
glue.yahoo.com - 11/20/2008
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ysearchblog.com - 11/20/2008
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You may have heard about our experimental visual
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Pages . Tonight we're launching a similar, but slightly different experience in the U.S. with Yahoo! Glue beta . This newest iteration is a ...
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valleywag.com - 11/19/2008
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Among the many windmills Jerry Yang tilted at
in his brief career as Yahoo's CEO was his...
devotion to Web search. It veered on an obsession for him. It played into his decision to resist Microsoft's offers to shower him with cash, first for his whole ...
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Is Yahoo done with search? [Exits]
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MSFT: For Real, We’re Not Buying Yahoo . . . Except Maybe Search
Andy Beal's Marketing Pilgrim —
... all acquisition discussions with Yahoo. I’ve said that a bunch of times. Somehow some people have gotten confused nonetheless.
We did our best. We thought we had something that made sense. It didn’t make sense to them. We’ve moved on.
But perhaps he doth protest too much—especially when he follows that up with saying that purchasing the search portion of Yahoo is “interesting.”
The WSJ and Seattle PI (via) also report that Ballmer says he’s open to a “search collaboration” ...
Search Deal Back on the Table
John Battelle's Searchblog —
SEL reports on a Journal piece:
The search collaboration that Ballmer referred to would presumably be similar to the search (as opposed to acquisition) deal previously offered to Yahoo — essentially to have Yahoo outsource search and SEM to Microsoft in exchange for guaranteed revenues over a several year period. Danny did a detailed post on the prior Microsoft search offer to Yahoo (compared with the now defunct Google deal).
That offer, as with the larger acquisition offer itself, was previously rejected by Yahoo as undervaluing the business. It ...
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Report: Microsoft in talks with Yahoo again
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online.wsj.com 12/5/2008 — NICK WINGFIELD After a nearly five month search, Microsoft Corp. on Thursday said it has found a new executive to lead its charge against Google Inc. in the online search and advertising business: Qi Lu, a technologist who was previously a top ...
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