http://www.searchenginepeople.com/blog/yahoo-ever-corner-a-wild-animal.html Canada's Search and Social Media Authority Fri, 29 Aug 2008 22:25:20 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.2.3 http://www.searchenginepeople.com/blog/yahoo-ever-corner-a-wild-animal.html#comment-1460 The Doug Fri, 11 Apr 2008 14:11:37 +0000 http://www.searchenginepeople.com/blog/yahoo-ever-corner-a-wild-animal.html#comment-1460 Well, it certainly was a flurry of activity to happen on the heals of the microsoft letter on the 5th. The Google pairing just puts them both in a sticky situation of monopolizing (that which Goog doesn't want to happen with Yahoo and Microsoft, no less). OH the drama and excitement! It's like a well played out movie...speaking of which, you GOTTA read "Fiddle Dee Dee - Is Yahoo Gone With The Wind?" for even more amusement on this! Well, it certainly was a flurry of activity to happen on the heals of the microsoft letter on the 5th. The Google pairing just puts them both in a sticky situation of monopolizing (that which Goog doesn’t want to happen with Yahoo and Microsoft, no less). OH the drama and excitement! It’s like a well played out movie…speaking of which, you GOTTA read “Fiddle Dee Dee - Is Yahoo Gone With The Wind?” for even more amusement on this!

]]> http://www.searchenginepeople.com/blog/yahoo-ever-corner-a-wild-animal.html#comment-1461 Nick James Thu, 10 Apr 2008 21:20:29 +0000 http://www.searchenginepeople.com/blog/yahoo-ever-corner-a-wild-animal.html#comment-1461 Damn. I don't think anybody saw this one coming. It's certainly a strange idea; possibly, as you say, the final act of a dying animal. But it just goes to show how deeply the anti-Microsoft sentiment appears to run within the walls of Yahoo castle. To climb into bed with the competition in such an unorthodox manner is surely Yahoo's way of communicating this to Microsoft. A final two fingers up at the beast that will surely consume them. Save me a seat at the Stadium, Doug.I'm looking forward to the final rounds of this dust-up, however they play out. Damn. I don’t think anybody saw this one coming. It’s certainly a strange idea; possibly, as you say, the final act of a dying animal. But it just goes to show how deeply the anti-Microsoft sentiment appears to run within the walls of Yahoo castle.
To climb into bed with the competition in such an unorthodox manner is surely Yahoo’s way of communicating this to Microsoft. A final two fingers up at the beast that will surely consume them.
Save me a seat at the Stadium, Doug.I’m looking forward to the final rounds of this dust-up, however they play out.

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