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I think Carl is correct. After reading the Mini-Microsoft blog it seems clear that Microsoft cannot manage the assets it already controls. The only saving grace is that Microsoft is bringing in some new blood into top management.
Not sure if Yahoo's top talent will stay===integration is hard on staff moral. Smacks of either desperation or Ballmer wishing to create his own legacy.
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02.01.08 - 12:12 pm | #
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Mini's first comments:
http://minimsft.blogspot.com/
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02.01.08 - 12:16 pm | #
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The bad side: I'll wave goodbye to my 15 year old Yahoo Email account. MSFT couldn't mange HotMail; they won't be able to manage Yahoo services, either. And-- worse-- no more Flickr.
The Good Side: 50 billion dollars closer to the eventual demise of Microsuck, in one shot!
Tom B |
02.01.08 - 1:18 pm | #
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I for one will be leaving that portal if it ever happens!
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02.01.08 - 11:15 pm | #
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@ Tom B
You are correct sir. This is just another example of how Microsoft cannot innovate. They are throwing money away assuming they can instantly become a serious search player against Google AND absorb Yahoo into the MSFT realm efficiently and with little disruption.
MSFT was going to slowly fall from grace anyway, and this is just going to speed up the process. I hope in three years everyone looks back at what MSFT really was: a monopolistic thug-like corporation that stole ideas they couldn't implement while bullying everyone who got in their way. The reason Google and Apple are still standing and thriving are because they stood up to Gates and Ballmer, and saw MSFT for what they really were.
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