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I'd like to smack whoever started using the word "ouster" in that fashion. It's just cropped up in the last few years.
I know it is technically correct, but it just sounds wrong.
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History repeats (with new heroes and villains)
But this isn't all bad either - it makes people really stretch themselves to innovate instead of doing just "me-too" stuff. Yahoo will need to drastically innovate; otherwise it will die just like Netscape, Borland, Corel etc. in the earlier era.
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I would have been happier if Yang hadn't been so h
-- Michael from the U.S. Desk at TheNewsRoom.com
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