I School the Yahoo "Knobs" on Facebook...Again!
All East Coast-West Coast smack talking aside, it's always fun to be here for a few days. Somehow I walk onto set with Henry or Aaron and my sleepy, red-eye jet lag just washes away! (BTW- we hope to have a very special guest at the Nasdaq tomorrow! If you are reading this, please don't bail!) Watch for the 2:30 mark when I got all Henry-Blodget-spazzy on Aaron!! I think HE brings it out in people!
Btw- it occurred to me after this segment that Zuckerberg may be back in the US for the Time 100 dinner....but he was out of the country. I swear!! Either way, I don't think he's been running back and forth between Google and Microsoft ramping up a bidding war.
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Posted by: Chase Granberry | May 11, 2008 at 11:25 AM