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 Re: M$ offers to buy Yahoo [message #314960 is a reply to message #314945] |
Fri, 01 February 2008 11:11   |
JPNOD
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The smartest move M$ made latly is is buying a company in Virtualization tech. (To most likely compete) with the high end VMWARE ESX solution.
I don't see Yahoo as a real strategic move, as MSN is alot more popular, though ofcourse this will help the M$ imperium.
With the Server 2008 infront of the door and VT already integrated.
I think M$ wil keep groing and groing
Sooner or later Time will tell.
WOL nick: JPNOD
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| Re: M$ offers to buy Yahoo [message #315206 is a reply to message #315157] |
Sun, 03 February 2008 00:26 |
Genesis2001
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| luv2pb wrote on Sat, 02 February 2008 16:40 |
This is a true fact (google it lol). Yahoo leases Google's search engine for their search. So no matter if you google or yahoo your still googling.
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Click me || And ME!
They WERE powered by Google. But they bought out Inktomi which owned other search engines like the AltaVista search engine. But they didn't feature any of those engines on their own website. Now, they used Inktomi's search engines and Google's search engine as a starter for "Yahoo! Slurp" ^,^
(Source: Combo of Wikipedia and that link above ^^)
~Zack
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| Re: M$ offers to buy Yahoo [message #315683 is a reply to message #314945] |
Tue, 05 February 2008 21:39 |
Speedy059
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If Yahoo is having problems as much as they say they are...then Microsoft can probably help fix them. They are probably one of the only company's who can invest billions to turn them around.
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