A Microsoft-Yahoo merger could threaten the openness on which the Internet is based, a Google executive says.
Microsoft's $44.6 billion "hostile" bid "raises troubling questions," writes David Drummond, Google Chief Legal Officer, expresses cynicism in a blog posted on Sunday
"Could Microsoft now attempt to exert the same sort of inappropriate and illegal influence over the Internet that it did with the PC? While the Internet rewards competitive innovation, Microsoft has frequently sought to establish proprietary monopolies--and then leverage its dominance into new, adjacent markets," he writes. "Could the acquisition of Yahoo allow Microsoft--despite its legacy of serious legal and regulatory offenses--to extend unfair practices from browsers and operating systems to the Internet?"
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I only use Google now as a search engine for anything. I just like it more because it seems more simple. It doesnt have all the news and publicity around the search space.
Save us Google.
Interesting. As much as I like google they have some serious balls to call that bid troubling. It was troubling when they bought Doubleclick while they already lead in ad revenue. Nonetheless I look forward to the competition from a merged Yahoo-MSN and Google.
get the F out!
and many africans dying everyday because all they need is a piece of bread