Stephen Baker writes that Microsoft may buy Technorati. Then I site him and write that it has to be Yahoo. He writes again defending his position. Who’s right? Probably neither of us, but this is a case study in how the blogospere makes itself keep spinning. Beautiful stuff. And speculation is fun.
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I too think it would be Yahoo! Since it’s a company that has most of it’s aqusitions in the B2C sector … As the game of bigger fish in the sea eating the small ones gets hotter and with Yahoo! taking over community websites, it sure proves to be one the biggest fish around, with a hunger to reckon with
I too think it would be Yahoo! Since it’s a company that has most of it’s acquisition in the B2C sector on the web … As the game of bigger fish in the sea eating the small ones gets hotter and with Yahoo! taking over community websites, it sure proves to be one the biggest fish around, with a hunger to reckon with
sorry about the last post, it got posted twice by mistake…
I also think it would be Yahoo! given their recent activity and the whole Web2.0 area, although I still somehow doubt something like that will happen soon. Somehow a “smaller” company like IceRocket is more likely IMO.
It might happen soon or sometime later in the future… Given that Yahoo! is getting a big Web 2.0 makeover on a stretch, it might be just waiting for the right time to make an offer technorati just can’t refuse.
Apple?