Facebook: Why Microsoft’s Buy Makes Sense
Forget about the $15-billion valuation for a moment — which I admit is difficult to do, since it amounts to about 100…
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Forget about the $15-billion valuation for a moment — which I admit is difficult to do, since it amounts to about 100…
A Google recruiter dropped a pitch to a Yahoo staffer into our inbox (and we know why, and who the target was); it looks like Google isn't quite over its hiring binge yet.
Another under-the-radar-of-the-real-world blog firestorm erupted yesterday over high profile page rank drops. Google dropped visible PR of many blogs and mainstream news sites presumably as a penalty for selling links.
A group of about 100 people arrived in Washington this week to lobby for the legalization of online poker. And considering that many of the 100 people are among America’s top poker players, it wouldn’t be wise to bet against them.
Shelling out $240 million for a 1.6 percent stake in Facebook may be Microsoft's way of keeping Google away from the social networking site, but the deal may not be worth the money unless Microsft can get Live Search into the service.