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If you are confused by all the companies trying buy or partner with Yahoo, we have a diagram outlining the various entanglements.
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- by JustinSpinks April 11, 2008 6:11 AM PDT
- Facebooks involvement: Facebook is providing the dancehall for said mating dance! They are all writing on each other?s walls and superpoking each other! Aol in fact wrote on Microsoft?s wall saying that it would tag him in some rather naughty pictures if he didn't back of Yahoo! Yahoo meanwhile is battling through all these friend requests trying to work out which one to be in a relationship with. She wants to date Aol or Google but they are being kind of slow on the uptake and Mr Microsoft is offering his hand (and obscenely large wallet) in marriage. News Corp on the other hand doesn't have any friends as he is to embarrassed to let anyone know that he prefers Facebook to MySpace!
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