Mathew Ingram

Yang Was Never the Right CEO for Yahoo! [Internet Sector and Stocks Analysis from Seeking Alpha]

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Nov 19, 2008 921 related
        

Mathew Ingram submits: Why did it take so long? That’s the only question that remains unanswered when it comes to Yahoo!'s (YHOO) Jerry Yang and Source: Internet Sector and Stocks Analysis from Seeking Alpha

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What can Fred teach us about video?

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Nov 14, 2008 7 related
        

According to at least one account, the big star of the NewTeeVee Live conference — put on by the gang at GigaOm — wasn’t the CEO of Hulu, or the head of Netflix, or even alterna-star Xeni Jardin of Bo...

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YouTube Is on a Roll [Internet Sector and Stocks Analysis from Seeking Alpha]

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Nov 12, 2008 10 related
        

Site/blog: Internet Sector and Stocks Analysis from Seeking Alpha Article: Mathew Ingram submits: Just yesterday, it was Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer that signed a deal with YouTube (acquired by Google (GOOG)), allowing the video site...

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Can YouTube Convince the Entertainment Industry That It Is the Place to Be? [Internet Sector and...

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Nov 11, 2008 178 related
        

Site/blog: Internet Sector and Stocks Analysis from Seeking Alpha Article: Mathew Ingram submits: According to the New York Times, the rumours about YouTube adding full-length movies are about to come true — sort of. The paper...

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Yahoo Cries Over Spilled Milk as Googles Deal Completion is Announced [Internet Sector and Stocks...

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Nov 7, 2008
        

Mathew Ingram submits: It’s not exactly a huge surprise, given the anti-trust brouhaha that the proposal caused in Washington, but Google (GOOG) formally announced that its Source: Internet Sector and Stocks Analysis from...

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Yahoo Cries Over Spilled Milk as Google's Deal Completion is Announced (at Seeking Alpha)

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Nov 6, 2008 717 related
        

by: Mathew Ingram November 06, 2008 | about stocks: Mathew Ingram About this author: It’s not exactly a huge surprise, given the anti-trust brouhaha that the proposal caused in Washington, but Google formally announced that its...

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Micro-Messaging Companies Are Growing Fast

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Nov 5, 2008 2 related
        

In a time of widespread economic downturn, a number of companies powering a new form of communication are bulking up their teams with new staff. Twitter, its leading open source competitor Laconi.ca and the high-profile...

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Online Advertisings Flight to Quality [Internet Sector and Stocks Analysis from Seeking Alpha]

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Nov 6, 2008 15 related
        

Mathew Ingram submits: There’s much sturm und drang about online advertising, and whether it’s in a big hole or a really big hole. Judging by the graphic of a giant smoking crater he used for his post, Peter Kafka Source:...

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