With a mere 9% share in the search market and having dreams of rising fast in the competition to challenge Google, Microsoft should now try and think seriously about its deal with Yahoo. Steve Ballmer must look up to it and put aside the grudges, it’s obvious that Yahoo has had a pretty big punishment for all the thrashing Microsoft’s offer for a deal with Google that has eventually gone to the waste bin. If Ballmer finds it difficult to put aside his grudges he must at least have pity, especially after Yang’s pleading. The positive side of it is that the deal bring the combine share of the two to around 25%, using which Microsoft can generate more traffic eventually bringing for it more business.
Ballmer don’t play around long for I still fear the moment Yahoo puts Yang’s optimism to practicality, Yahoo will turn its face away. Just a dreamy thought, I doubt if Yahoo will ever stand strong.
Your style of writing is like Celebrity Gossips and doesn’t suits here. Yahoo is not Britney that will shave her head if Microsoft doesn’t buy her. Microsoft and Yahoo are not stupid, they have some serious business to do.
Try writing a balanced article.
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While you boast such comments as you please, I’d say this isn’t a critics corner either, so try having a balanced head before you comment some place.
Read the previous blogs related to this, and get your facts straight.
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@ Saad Ali Abbasi
I didn’t mean to start a fight here, I made use of comment box you have made on your blog. And my comment is not unethical, its just critic. Simply disable comments on this post if you can’t bare such criticism. And there is no critic corner in blogs… comments are for that.
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There is no fighting, we appreciate people voicing their opinions/concerns. Your comment/critic was more than welcome. But just try not to be contradictory to the advise you give out.
Best Regards,
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