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The Internet ad wreckage keeps piling up, and it's all bad news for Yahoo (YHOO):
Valueclick implosion
Declining CPMs
Financials, autos, and real-estat [..]
Yahoo's last-ditch effort to hold off Microsoft (MSFT) comes down to this: Stall, hope they'll have a monster Q1, and the market will suddenly see the company's value again.
Slim chance, but [..]
Remember those halcyon days of early May, when Microsoft (MSFT) walked away from Yahoo (YHOO), and left Jerry and company isolated and alone? No, we don't, either. It now seems pretty clea [..]
