Comments on: Looks like some Yahooers prefer Microsoft to AOL
Insider comments reveal that at least some Yahoo employees apparently do not share Yahoo CEO Jerry Yang's enthusiasm for a deal with AOL.
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have to adopt windows, since AOL is very unix centric. Working for
M$ is like working for satan.
Is it hot in here?
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- by ruby2day April 12, 2008 11:37 AM PDT
- I would like it better if Microsoft made the successful bid: hopefully it would stay the same,as far for the way yahoo has it set up; any changes hopefully would be easier for the operator.aol has flooded the market so much that you can only get on the site for a little while then your knocked off. Plus i believe aol is really not operator friendly, at least the last time i was on it..
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