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1 commentWednesday, March 12, 2008

Yahoo's Castle Becoming A Cage?

Company's delays invite disaster

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Castles/Yahoo

Well - the thought of the MS hordes just outside the gates, there is a vision. Does Yahoo have any boiling oil to pour over the walls? Given I have a stock position just north of $25, I hope i am not slaughtered along with those inside the walls.

Can't we all just get along?

Seriously, it is sad to see one of the internets initial pioneers, Yahoo being placed, through their own leadership, in such a position to be trampled by the invading MicroSofties. However, this attack by MS also points to their own failures in trying to slay the Google dragon. Can a MS/Yahoo effectively compete - my guess is the answer is NO.

www.think-ebiz.com

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