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Yahoo Might Offer Carl Icahn Two Seats–But, Uh-Oh, He Wants Four

July 3, 2008

BoomTown / Kara Swisher

Yahoo leadership, trying to stave off a major clash at its annual meeting on Aug. 1 with activist investor Carl Icahn, is contemplating offering him two board seats to assuage him, said several sources close to the situation.

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Priestley says music industry ‘a mess’ but works (AP)

July 3, 2008

Made of Stars / Made of Stars

Yahoo! News: Music News: AP - Jason Priestley says he got a crash course on the Nashville music industry while directing a reality series about the Canadian band the Road Hammers.

AOL Users Will Need to Pay $2 a Month For Phone Support

July 3, 2008

Slashdot / timothy

destinyland writes "8.7 million AOL subscribers face a new 20% fee increase next month — unless they agree to never call AOL's technical support lines. They'll have to use AOL chat for support or the online help "portal" unless their issue is a failed connection — and they're being enrolled in the program by default unless they opt out.

Yahoo! and Icahn could be talking compromise

July 3, 2008

Tech Confidential / David Shabelman

Yahoo! courts Time Warner over AOL tie-up

July 3, 2008

Yahoo! and Goldman Sachs, its Wall Street adviser, are understood to have scheduled the whole of the July 4 public holiday in the US, which begins tomorrow, engaged in talks with Time Warner.

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Becoming Michelle Obama

July 3, 2008

willhines.net / Will

We did a fun shoot here at AOL last week where a) pretended Mo Rocca has a morning b) and that on this morning show a drag queen shows the men at home how to dress up as Michelle Obama So that happened! Thanks to Dion Flynn for being our male volunteer and to Peppermint for being our drag queen expert!

Reports: Microsoft, Yahoo Holding Talks With Other Parties

July 3, 2008

Digital Media Wire - connecting people & knowledge / Mark Hefflinger

New York - In the wake of their failed negotiations with one another, both Microsoft (NASD: MSFT) and Yahoo (NASD: YHOO) have been holding separate talks with other media partners on possible combinations, sources told The Wall Street Journal, Reuters and other outlets.

Court Ruling Releases YouTube Users’ Private Data

July 3, 2008

Adotas / Kathleen

ADOTAS – The ongoing YouTube copyright suit is rearing its ugly head again – and now YouTube users could be affected. Privacy advocates are aflutter. This week, Manhattan District Judge Louis Stanton handed Google two partial victories in the $1 billion suit.

AOL, Weblogs Launch Gaming Site

July 3, 2008

AppScout / Brian Heater

Watch out gamers, AOL has you firmly in its sights. AOL Games, Weblogs (publishers of Engadget and Joystiq), and Games.com announced the joint launch of BigDownload.com, a site aimed PC gamers. The site is set to offer game reviews, free downloads, and gaming news.

Yahoo still looking into AOL deal?

July 3, 2008

Electronista | Gadgets for Geeks

Yahoo is still entertaining the prospect of a full deal with AOL even in the wake of ending talks with Microsoft, alleged sources tell the Wall Street Journal. Those claimed to be aware of negotiations say AOL's parent company Time Warner is still i.

Yahoo And AOL, Microsoft And Time Warner Subjects Of Latest Merger/Buyout Gossip

July 3, 2008

The Huffington Post | Full News Feed / The Huffington Post News Editors

Yahoo! (YHOO) Looks At AOL (TWX)

July 3, 2008

24/7 Wall St. / 24/7 Wall St.

Two-timing: Yahoo talking to the same potential partners that Microsoft is talking to

July 3, 2008

SiliconBeat: News about tech money and innovation / MG Siegler

Yesterday came word that Microsoft was talking to Time Warner and News Corp. about potential deals to help it acquire Yahoo. So naturally today comes word that Yahoo is talking to those very same companies about doing similar deals — just without Microsoft, according to the Wall Street Journal.

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