marketingpilgrim.com - 1/24/2009
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Well, Microsoft, you just cut 5000 jobs and missed your Wall Street estimates . What are you going to do now? If you guessed they’re going to Disney World, you’re wrong. No, according to Steve Ballmer, they’re looking to drop some big bucks on Yahoo search.
Naturally, ...
finance.yahoo.com - 1/27/2009
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finance.yahoo.com —
Revenues were $1,806 million for the fourth quarter
of 2008, a 1 percent decrease compared to $1,832...
million for the same period of 2007. Marketing services revenues were $1,594 million for the fourth quarter of 2008 compared to $1,590 million for ...
(more)
Yahoo! Reports Fourth Quarter and Full Year 2008 ...
blogs.barrons.com - 1/26/2009
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blogs.barrons.com —
Carol Bartz , the new Yahoo (YHOO) CEO,
is getting ready for her coming out party tomorrow:...
she hosts her first earnings call for the company following the release of Q1 results. The numbers are likely to be ugly, but that won’t be all that ...
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Should Yahoo Buy The New York Times?
searchengineland.com - 1/23/2009
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searchengineland.com —
Yahoo - Miserable Failure I told you so
. Or I told anyone who cared. I even...
tried to reach the Obama administration in four or five different ways. Do a search on Yahoo right now for miserable failure , and you’ll find President Barack Obama’s page ...
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Yahoo: Obama Is A “Miserable Failure”
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Microsoft Ready to Throw Big Bucks at Yahoo Search?
WebProNews Feed —
... path they ve been on for the last year. But with a new CEO, there s also a strong possibility that they ll have the guidance necessary to forestall the crash that we re all anticipating. Is it the right time to sell off a major part of their online offering just as they re getting new leadership? Yeah, we need someone to give Google competition. But ultimately, it may not be Yahoo, Microsoft or any combination thereof that can stave off a complete Google monopoly. What do you think? Comments ...
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