Is the Microsoft-Yahoo Deal Anti-competitive?
That Microsoft-Yahoo deal that has been so heavily anticipated since even way before it was announced may not go through as planned.…
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That Microsoft-Yahoo deal that has been so heavily anticipated since even way before it was announced may not go through as planned.…
TweetMeme didn't take the launch of Retweet.com lightly. As the new entity comes in to step right on their toes, TweetMeme points to some solid numbers, a list of differentiating features, and announces an upcoming analytics package.
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Microsoft, Yahoo, and Amazon have reportedly banded together under the organization of the Internet Archive and antitrust lawyer Gary Reback, to try and put a stop to Google's settlement with the Authors Guild and the Association of American Publishers over Google Book Search.
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