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Google Negotiating For 5% AOL Stake; Microsoft Left Out

December 15, 2005

"AOL had the upper hand on who it wanted to partner with," said Harry Wang, research analyst at Parks Associates.

From the article "Google Negotiating For 5% AOL Stake; Microsoft Left Out," by Brian Deagon.

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Google Negotiating For 5% AOL Stake; Microsoft Left Out

Previously In The News

Netgear Leads In Home Networking Devices

FarmVille, Angry Birds Set New Course for Games

A Holiday Present: High-Def TV Prices Falling

Web Grabs That Phone

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