"Two parties need the tie-up announced last week between Microsoft and Yahoo not to fall flat on its face almost as much as Steve Ballmer and Carol Bartz. One is the British consumer and all the companies that want to reach him or her. The other, oddly, is the senior management team at Google. Even more bizarrely, they both need it to succeed for the same reason: competition."
from The Observer, 2nd August 2009
Sunday, 2 August 2009
This is exactly the sort of thing I mean...
Why is there none of this going on at Blinkx?
Why is there such a massive mismatch between what Chandratillake says and what he does?
A perfectly reasonable question for a shareholder to ask, no?
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Why is there such a massive mismatch between what Chandratillake says and what he does?
A perfectly reasonable question for a shareholder to ask, no?
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30 July 2009
Autonomy Corporation plc
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Director's Share Purchase
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Autonomy Corporation plc ("Autonomy") announces that Robert Webb, Autonomy's
Non-Executive Chairman, notified the company that on 28 July 2009 he purchased
8,109 Autonomy Corporation plc OrdinaryShares in the open market at a price of
1224p per share. Following this transaction, Mr Webb's total beneficial holdingin the Company is 8,109 Ordinary Shares.
from ADVFN
Rivals strive to topple Google in quest for the 'perfect search'
"Over the past 10 years one company has led a revolution fuelled by our insatiable appetite for information. Now Microsoft and Yahoo are taking Google on as the world races into a new and expanding era of online search..."
From The Observer, 2nd August 2009
From The Observer, 2nd August 2009
Saturday, 1 August 2009
Follow-up letter to Dr Michael Lynch of Autonomy
Dr Michael Lynch,
CEO, Autonomy Corporation,
Cambridge Business Park
Cowley Rd
Cambridge
CB4 0WZ
Dear Dr Lynch.
Many thanks for your letter of the 29th July: I am fully aware of how busy you must be and appreciate your taking the time to reply.
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