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8:34 AM EDT, May 4, 2008
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Four words

via Seth's Blog

Make big promises; overdeliver. If you can define great marketing in fewer words than that, you win. "Big promises": treating people with respect, improving self-esteem, delivering results, contacting as often as you say you will but not more, includ [continue reading]
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8:24 AM EDT, May 4, 2008
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On Yahoo/ Microsoft: Jerry Yang Should Be Fired

via Internet Sector and Stocks Analysis from Seeking Alpha

Mathew Ingram submits: So Microsoft (MSFT) has taken its ball and gone home: the company announced that it is withdrawing its bid for Yahoo (YHOO) after the company refused its bumped-up $33 a share offer and stuck firm to its demand for $37 a share. [continue reading]
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7:24 AM EDT, May 4, 2008
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Microsoft/Yahoo Drama and Investing in Google

via Internet Sector and Stocks Analysis from Seeking Alpha

Jason Kelly submits: We sold our shares of Yahoo (YHOO) the week before last when the price hit our safety stop, which we were forced to place by the uncertainty surrounding a deal with Microsoft (MSFT). Microsoft CFO Chris Liddell said in the April [continue reading]
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7:12 AM EDT, May 4, 2008
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Breaking: Microsoft Withdraws Yahoo Bid; Walks Away From Deal (Updated) (from Michael Arrington)

via NewsGang

Microsoft will announce shortly that they have withdrawn their offer to acquire Yahoo. Talks between the two companies and their advisors broke down earlier today, according to a source close to Microsoft, after a failure to come to agreement on pric [continue reading]
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5:39 AM EDT, May 4, 2008
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Ballmer and Yang: The last words

via Outside the Lines

If you were to put Yahoo CEO Jerry Yang and Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer in the ring, you would expect the boistrous Ballmer to be left standing. With Microsoft taking its offer to Yahoo home, it's har [continue reading]
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