Yahoo turns to Washington for help on China

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"Governments change governments," says company CEO Terry Semel, adding that free speech suffers if Yahoo leaves China.

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Semel, you're a fat piece....
by anarchyreigns May 11, 2006 11:57 AM PDT: Semel, you're a fat piece of *******!; Reply to this comment

He is exactly right
by Dachi May 11, 2006 7:23 PM PDT: And I think the people that disagree with his position are just hypocritical idiots.; Reply to this comment

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