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German Newspaper Profiles Charlie Munger

(H/T Corner of Berkshire & Fairfax) Click Here To Read The German Newspaper Profile Of Charlie Munger *Note Article is in German and translated via Google translate Introduction (Via Financial Times Germany) Every investor knows Warren Buffett, but few of his partner Charlie Munger. Wrongly: The 85-year-old earned billions in the stock market. Odd, highly intelligent and quirky rude [...]

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News Corp. Considers Removing News Content From Google

Sure, Rupert Murdoch wants people to pay for his content, but now he's definitely considering upping the ante. From the Media Decoder : "News Corporation...has engaged in early stage discussions with Microsoft about a pact to get paid from Microsoft to remove its news content from Google’s search engine... The Financial Times first reported on the discussions, which involve Microsoft possibly...

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Yes, News Corp, Go Behind That Paywall

It's the best idea I've heard in ages: Rupert Murdoch wants to de-index from Google (which is less complicated than it sounds; you just insert a tiny string of HTML code) and go behind a paywall so that we rubes have to fork over cash to News Corp whenever we click a link to Murdoch's content. Of course, what will actually happen is that consumers (that's you) will click the link, find the paywall,...

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Is Bing what newspapers have been searching for?

So if Google, as the Aggregator in Chief, is as some publishers believe the bête noire of the newspaper industry, does that make Microsoft look like a white knight? The Redmond behemoth has apparently sensed such an opportunity, because according to the Financial Times (and TechCrunch before...

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Murdoch-Microsoft Deal In the Works

Hugh Pickens writes ”The Financial Times reports that Microsoft is in discussions to pay Rupert Murdoch’s News Corp, owner of newspapers ranging from the Wall Street Journal of the US to The Sun of the UK, to ‘de-index’ its news websites from Google, setting the scene for a search engine battle that could offer a ray of light to the newspaper industry. Microsoft is desperate...

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p2pnet World Headlines: Nov 23, 2009

Microsoft and News Corp eye web pact Financial Times Microsoft has had discussions with News Corp over a plan that would involve the media company’s being paid to “de-index” its news websites from Google, setting the scene for a search engine battle that could offer a ray of light to the newspaper industry. The impetus for [...]

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Microsoft Wishing to Pay Publishers to Block Googlebot?

Financial Times reports that Microsoft has had discussions with Rupert Murdoch's News Corp media company "over a plan that would involve the media company's being paid to 'de-index' its news websites from Google". Talks are at an "early stage", an unnamed sourced told the Financial Times, however, "Microsoft has also approached other big online publishers to persuade them to...

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Murdoch-Microsoft Deal In the Works

Hugh Pickens writes "The Financial Times reports that Microsoft is in discussions to pay Rupert Murdoch's News Corp, owner of newspapers ranging from the Wall Street Journal of the US to The Sun of the UK, to 'de-index' its news websites from Google, setting the scene for a search engine battle that could offer a ray of light to the newspaper industry. Microsoft is desperate to catch Google in...

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The official news that News Corp and Microsoft are in talks. Or Bing’s Slow News Future

Congratulations to the Financial Times. It's taken them 10 days and three reporters to confirm our previous story that Microsoft and News Corp, along with plenty of other newspaper publishers, are in actual, formal discussions to encourage them to de-index from Google and will incentivise them with premium positions on the Bing search engine, revenue share and, in all likelihood, cold hard cash ....

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News Corp looks at moving web content to Microsoft

Microsoft has held talks with News Corporation over plans that would see the Rupert Murdoch-owned company being paid to stop its newspaper content being indexed by Google, the Financial Times has reported. Microsoft’s interest could be seen as an attack on Google and put more pressure on it to start paying for newspaper content. Rupert Murdoch hasn’t [...]

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Will News Corp move its content to Microsoft's Bing?

According to a Financial Times report, Microsoft is in discussions with News Corporation and others about pulling content from Google The next battle in the search wars could be over access to news content. The FT reports that Microsoft – which has made increasing the market share of its Bing search engine its top online priority – has reached out to "big online publishers" in...

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Spinmeisters @ The Financial Times

The first paragraph in an article from today’s Financial Times: ” Microsoft has had discussions with News Corp over a plan that would involve the media company’s being paid to “de-index” its news websites from Google, setting the scene for a search engine battle that could offer a ray of light to the newspaper industry. “ Nobody [...]

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Is Murdoch Setting Up A Bidding War For News Corp. Index?

The Financial Times reports that Rupert Murdoch's News Corp has had discussions with Microsoft about payments to be able to index its content. The impetus for the discussions came from News Corp, owner of newspapers ranging from the Wall Street Journal of the US to The Sun of the UK, said a person familiar with the situation, who warned that talks were at an early stage. However, the Financial Times...

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Microsoft, News Corp Make Bid To Be Irrelevant

So dumb, it hurts. Microsoft is in discussions with News Corp. to remove its news articles from Google in a move to marginalize the search engine that could have ramifications for the newspaper biz, according to the Financial Times. The talks, which are at an early stage, center around payment for News Corp.’s newspapers such as the [...]

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Microsoft and News Corp in Discussions to Remove Newspaper Content from Google

Yes, really. Rupert Murdoch’s crusade to blame Google for the failing newspaper business model continues today, as it emerges that News Corp has conducted talks with Microsoft about de-indexing the company’s sites from Google and (presumably) being paid to include them in Bing instead. The concept makes sense only if you buy Murdoch’s claims that Google is “stealing”...

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Jaguar Land Rover to announce a 170 million pounds loan - 4WheelsNews

Jaguar Land Rover to announce a 170 million pounds loan - 4WheelsNews - habser

Jaguar Land Rover is expected to announce today that it has secured a 170 million pounds ($282.5 million) five-year loan from GE Capital, says Financial Times newspaper. This new loan will be used by the company to recover from the global financial downturn.

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McDonalds to create 12,000 new part time jobs in Europe this year

McDonalds bucks the recession by announcing today that it will create 12,000 part time jobs and open 240 new restaurants in Europe this year. According the Financial Times, the company will hire 50 people at each of the 240 new restaurants, mostly in ...

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Sony to announce restructuring details this week: report

Sony Corp is preparing to announce on Wednesday or Thursday details of its December restructuring plan, including where job cuts will fall, the Financial Times reported.