A Yahoo acquisition of AOL could happen as early as this month, TechCrunch reported Monday, citing sources close to the negotiations.
According to the report, Yahoo would buy AOL's content business, but not its dial-up subscription business. Time Warner had separated the two, and given Yahoo's online-publishing and advertising interests, it would be no surprise to see Yahoo pass over that dwindling asset.

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Anonymous October 6, 2008 at 11:46 PM

hi i saw your google adsense ads, the one on the right top of your site. i tried looking at your code and saw that you are not using your own google pub-id. i'm also using the same ads theme template and i manage to change this to my own pub-id.

let me know if you need help on how to change this.

Cheers!

Talk2myCPA

http://talk2mycpa.blogspot.com/
Anonymous October 7, 2008 at 12:32 AM

interesting. i do wonder though how yahoo plans to integrate aol's content into its services.
Anonymous October 7, 2008 at 8:23 AM

Hi Steve,
Just wanted to thank you for your kind words about our loss of Jackie. A true pet lover like you can appreciate what we're feeling right now. Thanks again
Chris

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