Segmentation & Markets
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Google Publishes Whiplash Reaction to Microsoft/Yahoo Bid, Microsoft Snaps Back
The Googleblog has published insights on Microsoft's unsolicited bid for Yahoo, which was announced Friday.
"The openness of the Internet is what made Google -- and Yahoo! -- possible," wrote SVP David Drummond of corporate development at Google.
"Microsoft's hostile bid [...] is about more than simply a financial transaction. [...] It's about preserving the underly [...]
Posted: Monday, February 4th 2008
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