<![CDATA[The battle for Yahoo - Valleywag Comments]]> <![CDATA[The battle for Yahoo - Valleywag Comments]]> <![CDATA[The battle for Yahoo]]> Don't forget that MSFT has also made inroads into trad media integration.

They had a JV TV channel with NBC. They pimp the big studio/network's content on XBOX Live and almost all of their MSN channels are co-produced by major media brands.

Winston Smith

]]> <![CDATA[The battle for Yahoo]]> Am I the only one that smells the sweaty desperation eminating from Jerry Yang? First he gives the employees a parachute if the sale goes through, then he actually enters into a contractual agreement with Google. He has made his company so unappetizing that no one is going to buy it now. All the girls have gone home from the dance, Jerry. You're not getting laid.

WagCurious

]]> <![CDATA[The battle for Yahoo]]> @jackparsons: I tried having her write for my site. It didn't work out so well for me, though it was a goldmine for Nick.

Fake Jimbo Wales

]]> <![CDATA[The battle for Yahoo]]> @Rachel Marsden:
Rachel, how long will it be before Denton realizes the goldmine hanging around in the comments section and hires you? You'd have to reduce your Coulteresque trolling of red-faced libreals a smidge, but I see a big swarthy pile of win in this partnership.

jackparsons

]]> <![CDATA[The battle for Yahoo]]> Draaaaaama!

Just admit that nobody in the blogosphere thinks Microsoft will be successful with Yahoo! because you all hate Microsoft. It has absolutely nothing to do with corporate culture and everything to do with nerd culture.

Microsoft will buy Yahoo!. They will be successful in integrating Yahoo! into their business. And at the end of the day, all this talk of traditional media having anything to do with Yahoo! will be forgotten.

ADismalScience

]]> <![CDATA[The battle for Yahoo]]> Does anyone else find it amusing that accompanying this post is a depiction of Operation Stalemate, as fought under Commander RUPERTus?

Rachel Marsden

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