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Which proxy card was that?

Posted June 11th, 2008 at 1:31 pm by Nicki Dugan, Blog Editor

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annual reportOur annual meeting of stockholders is about seven weeks away (it’s Friday, August 1st). Given that proxy contests usually generate goodly sums of materials for stockholder consideration, I’d like to direct you to a dedicated annual meeting site that our investor relations folks have created to help you stay current on Yahoo!’s perspectives, proxy materials, press releases, and SEC filings related to the meeting. That’s where you’ll want to go for the latest (not here).

With that out of the way, we can return to our regularly scheduled corporate blog content.

Nicki Dugan
Blog Editor

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