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Bad idea. Not going to happen.
Moreover, Microsoft needs to build momentum, not only to buy assets and to deploy technology. Its the reputation, its the momentum, as a good and cool company. Right now it gets too much bashing from google fanboys, and when google will prove to be just another big corporation acting to solidify a monopoly, it may be too late for microsoft. Frankly, for the long term internet health, we need a strong microsoft.
- by Norseman May 18, 2008 2:41 PM PDT
- Hey, wait a minute! Did I just see that dead horse twitch???
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