" Hello welcome to the gun show I'm Joyce Kim and it's -- we're mixing it up because my first solo show what you that is still as requested by air viewers -- my legal muscle with this week's news story. I don't know Yahoo! rejected Microsoft's acquisition it's of people are asking is a proxy war -- and what this mean for Yahoo! shareholders like myself. L began when Yahoo's acquisition bid with sent to the Yahoo! board the board of directors is typically investigatory to accept or reject an acquisition offer. The board -- a rejected that it so Microsoft now has the ability to take it directly to the shareholders. Yahoo's shareholders will be asked her approve or reject Microsoft's bid which changes the power dynamics. After a proxy where does it changes it from my Yahoo! board versus Microsoft board issue to Yahoo! shareholders versus Yahoo! board folding and they'll be. Kind of hard to say there's a lot of wild cards out there including the class that's some lawsuits that are now being filed -- and Yahoo! investors. And also the institutional investors coupled with significant chunk of Yahoo! stock -- any kidding -- that's not to give it up to date on how the thoughtful. And coming up will be meeting with Richard jolly time for the news CEO Technorati -- to talk about the housing growth opportunities in the blogs -- world. He'll be right back with --"

" Yeah."

" Hello welcome back and -- my guess is Richard jolly under the new CEO of Technorati thank you for joining us today to thank you for me. And Bridget could really instant background for somebody coming to the position of Chief Executive Officer and protect their eyes on -- Donaldson accomplishes this is pretty large. You're actually -- exponential interactive which is the parent company of tribal fusion which is of very large advertising network didn't you're also fox attracted media outlet I -- and is entrepreneur in residence at battery ventures of them right. That's not typically what you would expect dizziness -- for a blog search -- of great tech company with the tell me about. What you're using in your back granted to leverage on Technorati. "

" Sure well is -- like I don't come from any kind of technology back from my father had a Ph.D. in nuclear physics. So. You know I grew up in kind of an engineering environment and have been around engineers since 1994 when I got -- Internet on have been involved in that my entire time on in terms of taking on Technorati onto its next -- or whatever the business days from there really is more -- and kind of immediate background. Because the primary revenue drivers going to be advertising so you know. That that that -- my background actually -- starter. So that it wanted it."

" Priorities -- year I -- first. Ninety days so that that technically should start in October of global assessment that -- in February now. What have been your priorities when you're in terms of analyzing. Where it's here ideas where to go but the days are here."

" At a new job beat you or any other things first thing you -- It induced virus attrition and try to do anything stupid -- you I don't I got me to think that. On the well there was a there was a lot of lot of things like all things. You know days differs in magazines on technologist product and -- Angeles and have won nods. And you know so the asset itself was actually really good shape but from a media perspective there were a lot of small little tweaks. -- in this very simple basic blocking and tackling. Some of the stuff was guardian motion before I got that are around and then some of the things we're in small tweaks that we've actually did pretty well."

" It worked for when you look at as a blog search engine I think -- I think at some worry you know you hit it -- will -- you -- Right but it looks like is really changing that game and trying to be something different where you're keeping -- site longer range. This is that was advertising that primary motive to increase revenue was it more because you're trying to change that experience."

" If you look at the statistics people you know when they come in and want to find something they can so you don't get what they want go where they want very quickly. But we also found. You know from a lot of our research that people just don't want to browse and and learn and discover and hand one not so we cracked -- more -- yet. Discovery experience out of it so for the people that want it's just have a -- experience. Browse experience that can do that but it want to get off there's still one clicks off in your view where you want to be."

" Are you -- Going where social as a conscious decision and with that with the entire property because. And that's one of the things I guess we think of discovery with GigaVox actually along with you know expanding its security profiles which. A lot of don't really that you guys have -- don't use as much but the ability to fill out switcher overlooking and a what channels are following and things along those lines. Have you been trying to educate and expands tech -- social offering as well."

" No we talked about Technorati in being on that we're still blocked lately -- But it's also let people think about given a packet and I did raises serious around the home last. Summer I believe the nominee there was some -- that it was maybe down around and you're trying to just get someone in the coffers to really get is a difficult period and move to a place. Frightening -- and incidents -- their interest -- parties coming around --"

" Com well I mean it it's pretty. Again back to basics. You build a great business things take your selves. I'm focused purely on -- a great business and you think about the other stuff and you can't operate -- business like he really build a great business this is kind of things have -- like that I can for example we've built a great business so we're trying to is that they have Technorati built a great business everything else it is service within the biggest -- that you that you guys have at least. I'm really the purple or which is a second out for them. Basically. Measures rising attendance and TV either blogs or mainstream media that's really what Blogosphere bloggers are finding interesting and give attention to. Via links and -- and one and -- and that's that's kind of an interest in things and it's still kind of in its infancy. But if you can imagine him because as outwardly driven kind of basically. Waited at any subject matter and we'll start generating content as long as bloggers are funny things interesting. You know content gets created cover -- so it's like technique for the rest of the blog world besides. I think it's a little different -- than technique but yes I think a lot of people compared to -- the latest I guess numbers -- that's -- the latest numbers how many blogs as tracking and into. You know how fast you when you're expected to blog wrote it to tap out. -- Excuse me we haven't seen it tapped out yet com. And yeah and it just keeps growing so we have about over a hundred million blog records on that said I mean we never -- anything. So -- probably what I would say somewhere probably in the neighborhood of six to seventy million active blog records so it is and it and watched that activity that every day there's there's just you know tens of thousands and its been pretty. So -- banana yeah means most things about the index -- to say about 65000 blog posts per hour around and that is never it now. Well thank you for joining us love hearing about what's going to edit it is updated on the line RO. And we'll be right back with your your feedback yeah."

" Hey -- now it's time for your viewer feedback. So terror and 126. Let this comment on the GigaOM blog about our last episode with the coastline. And you -- into safe mr. coastal is easily one of the prominent tech pioneers of our -- I've never seen this -- immediately for only read about him see his pictures great video you're right he's a man of the field and definitely one of the best people -- in clean tech. Well glad to have you on the show. Lewis also written to say I've been watching shows since day one. I think if you -- there's alcohol -- most entertaining especially if your weekly guest -- attitude. So look like you want to deal that would like Diggnation the secretive everything why we don't the home anymore and I can't drink I'm horrible at it. But look you can you. At Bally's you guys can email us at home -- green dot com or -- record -- and leave a comment that I do got a check out regular basis. And -- form your -- revision3.com. Slash -- so as always we'll see you next week thanks for watching."

" go home show."

" Hello welcome to the gun show I'm Joyce Kim and it's -- we're mixing it up because my first solo show what you that is still as requested by air viewers -- my legal muscle with this week's news story. I don't know Yahoo! rejected Microsoft's acquisition it's of people are asking is a proxy war -- and what this mean for Yahoo! shareholders like myself. L began when Yahoo's acquisition bid with sent to the Yahoo! board the board of directors is typically investigatory to accept or reject an acquisition offer. The board -- a rejected that it so Microsoft now has the ability to take it directly to the shareholders. Yahoo's shareholders will be asked her approve or reject Microsoft's bid which changes the power dynamics. After a proxy where does it changes it from my Yahoo! board versus Microsoft board issue to Yahoo! shareholders versus Yahoo! board folding and they'll be. Kind of hard to say there's a lot of wild cards out there including the class that's some lawsuits that are now being filed -- and Yahoo! investors. And also the institutional investors coupled with significant chunk of Yahoo! stock -- any kidding -- that's not to give it up to date on how the thoughtful. And coming up will be meeting with Richard jolly time for the news CEO Technorati -- to talk about the housing growth opportunities in the blogs -- world. He'll be right back with --"

" Yeah."

" Hello welcome back and -- my guess is Richard jolly under the new CEO of Technorati thank you for joining us today to thank you for me. And Bridget could really instant background for somebody coming to the position of Chief Executive Officer and protect their eyes on -- Donaldson accomplishes this is pretty large. You're actually -- exponential interactive which is the parent company of tribal fusion which is of very large advertising network didn't you're also fox attracted media outlet I -- and is entrepreneur in residence at battery ventures of them right. That's not typically what you would expect dizziness -- for a blog search -- of great tech company with the tell me about. What you're using in your back granted to leverage on Technorati. "

" Sure well is -- like I don't come from any kind of technology back from my father had a Ph.D. in nuclear physics. So. You know I grew up in kind of an engineering environment and have been around engineers since 1994 when I got -- Internet on have been involved in that my entire time on in terms of taking on Technorati onto its next -- or whatever the business days from there really is more -- and kind of immediate background. Because the primary revenue drivers going to be advertising so you know. That that that -- my background actually -- starter. So that it wanted it."

" Priorities -- year I -- first. Ninety days so that that technically should start in October of global assessment that -- in February now. What have been your priorities when you're in terms of analyzing. Where it's here ideas where to go but the days are here."

" At a new job beat you or any other things first thing you -- It induced virus attrition and try to do anything stupid -- you I don't I got me to think that. On the well there was a there was a lot of lot of things like all things. You know days differs in magazines on technologist product and -- Angeles and have won nods. And you know so the asset itself was actually really good shape but from a media perspective there were a lot of small little tweaks. -- in this very simple basic blocking and tackling. Some of the stuff was guardian motion before I got that are around and then some of the things we're in small tweaks that we've actually did pretty well."

" It worked for when you look at as a blog search engine I think -- I think at some worry you know you hit it -- will -- you -- Right but it looks like is really changing that game and trying to be something different where you're keeping -- site longer range. This is that was advertising that primary motive to increase revenue was it more because you're trying to change that experience."

" If you look at the statistics people you know when they come in and want to find something they can so you don't get what they want go where they want very quickly. But we also found. You know from a lot of our research that people just don't want to browse and and learn and discover and hand one not so we cracked -- more -- yet. Discovery experience out of it so for the people that want it's just have a -- experience. Browse experience that can do that but it want to get off there's still one clicks off in your view where you want to be."

" Are you -- Going where social as a conscious decision and with that with the entire property because. And that's one of the things I guess we think of discovery with GigaVox actually along with you know expanding its security profiles which. A lot of don't really that you guys have -- don't use as much but the ability to fill out switcher overlooking and a what channels are following and things along those lines. Have you been trying to educate and expands tech -- social offering as well."

" No we talked about Technorati in being on that we're still blocked lately -- But it's also let people think about given a packet and I did raises serious around the home last. Summer I believe the nominee there was some -- that it was maybe down around and you're trying to just get someone in the coffers to really get is a difficult period and move to a place. Frightening -- and incidents -- their interest -- parties coming around --"

" Com well I mean it it's pretty. Again back to basics. You build a great business things take your selves. I'm focused purely on -- a great business and you think about the other stuff and you can't operate -- business like he really build a great business this is kind of things have -- like that I can for example we've built a great business so we're trying to is that they have Technorati built a great business everything else it is service within the biggest -- that you that you guys have at least. I'm really the purple or which is a second out for them. Basically. Measures rising attendance and TV either blogs or mainstream media that's really what Blogosphere bloggers are finding interesting and give attention to. Via links and -- and one and -- and that's that's kind of an interest in things and it's still kind of in its infancy. But if you can imagine him because as outwardly driven kind of basically. Waited at any subject matter and we'll start generating content as long as bloggers are funny things interesting. You know content gets created cover -- so it's like technique for the rest of the blog world besides. I think it's a little different -- than technique but yes I think a lot of people compared to -- the latest I guess numbers -- that's -- the latest numbers how many blogs as tracking and into. You know how fast you when you're expected to blog wrote it to tap out. -- Excuse me we haven't seen it tapped out yet com. And yeah and it just keeps growing so we have about over a hundred million blog records on that said I mean we never -- anything. So -- probably what I would say somewhere probably in the neighborhood of six to seventy million active blog records so it is and it and watched that activity that every day there's there's just you know tens of thousands and its been pretty. So -- banana yeah means most things about the index -- to say about 65000 blog posts per hour around and that is never it now. Well thank you for joining us love hearing about what's going to edit it is updated on the line RO. And we'll be right back with your your feedback yeah."

" Hey -- now it's time for your viewer feedback. So terror and 126. Let this comment on the GigaOM blog about our last episode with the coastline. And you -- into safe mr. coastal is easily one of the prominent tech pioneers of our -- I've never seen this -- immediately for only read about him see his pictures great video you're right he's a man of the field and definitely one of the best people -- in clean tech. Well glad to have you on the show. Lewis also written to say I've been watching shows since day one. I think if you -- there's alcohol -- most entertaining especially if your weekly guest -- attitude. So look like you want to deal that would like Diggnation the secretive everything why we don't the home anymore and I can't drink I'm horrible at it. But look you can you. At Bally's you guys can email us at home -- green dot com or -- record -- and leave a comment that I do got a check out regular basis. And -- form your -- revision3.com. Slash -- so as always we'll see you next week thanks for watching."

" go home show."