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Old 09-18-2007, 09:43 AM
mmorse mmorse is offline
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Around here it's Comcast vs AT&T Yahoo. I wonder what Comcast thinks of the deal.
Lol-
02 Comcast aquires AT&T Broadband ISP-Planet - News - Comcast, AT&T Close Broadband Merger
So the gist is that Comcast sticks to cable and at&t to DSL, ameritech/sbc (and for that DSL -which was formerally mainly was SBC- Yahoo is the content while AT&T provides the network).

Recently, Comcast was tired of paying for oursourced mail, so they switched to Zimbra /blog/archives/2007/05/comcast_zimbra_future_of_unified_messaging.html

Meanwhile AT&T tries to get back into Fios & TV services.
& Yahoo acquires zimbra.
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Garlinghouse said it was just the latest acquisition his company has made to become the preferred Internet media partner for other industries, building on deals with eBay Inc, Comcast, and a newspaper consortium. Recent Yahoo acquisitions include advertising companies Right Media and BlueLithium. http://.reuters.com/article/mergersNews/idUSN1736752020070917
It's just one big loop-everyone's 'separate' but they depend on each other in so many ways. Welcome to the internet.

Just stay tuned-i'm sure answers will come in a bit.

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Will Zimbra customers be affected by the acquisition?
No. Yahoo! and Zimbra remain committed to the existing product, on-premise software, ISP partners and markets. Together with its partners, Zimbra will continue to serve service providers, educational institutions, government, non-profits and businesses.
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