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| Bob_Robertson Feb 05, 2008 4:26 AM EST |
> Does Microsoft understand the role this same openness is in large part to credit for Google's success as well? In a word? NO! Two words? HELL NO! That's why Microsoft doesn't understand they can't "win" by buying Yahoo. Once MS has it, "Yahoo" will no longer have the credibility is now has. |
| Bob_Robertson Feb 05, 2008 4:27 AM EST |
Well, poop. "Hit the button just too fast". |
| jdixon Feb 05, 2008 4:32 AM EST |
> Once MS has it, "Yahoo" will no longer have the credibility is now has. And when you consider that Yahoo has made more than its share of missteps along the way (claiming to own your posts on their mailing lists, just for starters), you begin to realize just how lost Microsoft is when it comes to ethics. |
| hkwint Feb 07, 2008 7:56 AM EST |
Quoting:Well, poop. "Hit the button just too fast". Well, I'm not that good at US-English, but I always thought the poo is supposed to hit the fan and not the button, right? |
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