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Re: [News] Microsoft Office Eaten up Gradually by SaaS, Yahoo! Plays Ball for Ballmer

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____/ 7 on Monday 03 May 2010 15:14 : \____

> Roy Schestowitz wrote:
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>> Is Google Eating Microsoft's Cash Cow?
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>> | With numbers like those, Google only has to
>> | take a modest chunk of Office's market share to
>> | do real harm to Microsoft's bottom line. And
>> | with each new release, it looks more and more
>> | like Google is up to the task.
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>> http://www.fool.com/investing/high-growth/2010/04/28/is-google-eating-
> microsofts-cash-cow.aspx
>>
>> Is Yahoo's CEO Really In A Position To Tell Google What It Needs To Do?
> 
> The title of the yoohoo lecture will be:
> 
> "How I survived being taken over by my competitor. Not"
> 
> "Lend me $1, how I lost my company because of poor management
> to an even worse poor qualiteee competitor."
> 
> "How to survive being 0wned. Ten ways to kiss your boss's feet."

Yahoo!'s 'new' 'CEO' came to be one because of Microsoft's proxy fight,
which put a Microsoft partner (Bartz from Autodesk) _in charge_, in 
order to do her task for Icahn. He later left along with his
fellow "activists".

Microsoft didn't need to buy Yahoo!

Yahoo! become part of Microsoft.

Coup that even the CIA would envy?

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