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Wall Street Journal reporters Matthew Karnitschnig and Robert A. Guth today report that Microsoft is still in pursuit of Yahoo — Yahoo's search business, anyway — and is trying to team up with another media company, perhaps Times Warner or News Corp., to do a deal. Any day now we expect Microsoft to
Mossback's already weighed in on this [/blog/mossback/14906/], but there just can't be too much coverage of the June-uary weather. It's not widely known, but the news media control the weather. At least they used to. Clearly, something is up, because on Saturday morning, June 7, both The Seattle Ti
Veteran Seattle TV journalist Robert Mak [http://www.king5.com/about/bios/stories/K5bios-Mak.be3b4f0c.html] has been named communications director and senior policy advisor to Mayor Greg Nickels. He has been the longtime and only host of KING 5 News Up Front [http://www.king5.com/upfront/] on NBC af
In calling attention to some scathing advice for the team's ownership, penned by USS Mariner blogger and local author Derek Milhous Zumsteg, I'm giving short shrift to a very thoughtful, statistics-rich analysis [http://ussmariner.com/2008/05/13/a-quarter-down-three-quarters-to-go/] of the poorly pe
