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Story: Microsoft wants Yahoo for its users, say analysts

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Posted by: ator1940 (Monday 4 February 2008, 1:51 PM)

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Yahoo for its users

All of a sudden Microsoft in interested in it's users? I find that hard to believe. Microsoft has always been about making money, anyway it can, and never about the customer. Frankly, I think it would be to Yahoo's advantage to hook up with Google and go with a real innovator.

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