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By Paul Thurrott
To say that this week’s news about Skype buying GroupMe raised a few eyebrows is, of course, an understatement. After all, Skype itself is the target of an acquisition, thanks to a mammoth $8.5 billion bid from Microsoft that’s awaited the expected regulatory OK. So why is Skype making this move?
Source: Win Super Site
By Paul Thurrott
To say that this week’s news about Skype buying GroupMe raised a few eyebrows is, of course, an understatement. After all, Skype itself is the target of an acquisition, thanks to a mammoth $8.5 billion bid from Microsoft that’s awaited the expected regulatory OK. So why is Skype making this move?
Source: Win Super Site