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Not with a bang, but with a whimper, as CEO Jerry Yang and chairman Roy Bostock kept their jobs, Sue Decker hung on to the president's desk, and shareholders got a "stay the course" type message from the Yahoo powers-that-be.

Even if eBay could win them all (and at this point, it hasn't) lawsuits from luxury goods manufacturers would get old after a while.  So, in a surprisingly logical move, lawyers representing the auction site are going to meet with the other side.

It's a good news/try not to choke Jerry Yang situation for anyone eager to see the Microsoft-Yahoo mess resolved; a firm-looking date has been set for Yahoo's shareholder meeting, yet it's on the slightly faraway day of August 1st.

Display advertising, where Google does not shine as brightly as it does in search ads, could be coming to the image searching side of the site.

It turns out that while David Chao's article was correct about the size of the Microsoft Live Meeting client download, that is only part of the story.

There’s a lot of great reports coming from Google’s annual press and shareholder meeting, held yesterday at the Googleplex. To make it a little easier to digest, we’re going to break it down into three parts for you. Here’s part four, you can also read part one, part two and part three.

Microsoft held it's company meeting at Safeco Field (where the Seattle Mariners play), and area drivers were not happy.

As I pointed out in a previous article, Supply Chain Management (SCM) is a complex animal.