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batting eyelashes in BELINGTON.I still think it makes sense for their shareholders and ours.
Microsoft has no interest in acquiring yahoo!
Still, this could signal the beginning of negotiations for yahoo!
The following questions remain: will yahoo!
Even sell to microsoft?
Continue to set unrealistic expectations for its share price?
Will a merger between microsoft and yahoo!
Foster greater competition in the paid search market?
Will microsoft be incorporate yahoo!
And microsoftwhen put togethercreate synergies.
Also, one of yahoo!
By becoming a part of microsoft, yahoo!
Will not only continue to languish behind google in the onlin ad space, but it will at the same time be associated with microsoft, a company for which very few internet users will have sympathy in its current struggle.
In fact, the response from the tech company will go in the opposite direction.
There will be a considerable flight from yahoo!
I have nothing against microsoft.
I think they do a fair job at creating software solutions for the masseswhich is by no means an easy task.
As others had point out this spring when a deal looked very likely, maybe microsoft was toying around with yahoo!
In the hopes of destroying it and taking over a good chunk of its position in search.
Would make microsoft a lot more powerful in the search market.
Will take its eye off the ball and fail to formulate a real longterm strategy to maintain relevant in the online space.
With the distraction of microsoft, as well as huge hits to the ad market, it will be interesting to see how yahoo!
Comes out of the current economic funk.