Kara Swisher of The Wall Street Journal reports that tech news company CNET is expected to announce a deal later today with Yahoo! in which it will distribute its content on the Web search engine’s sites.
“In addition, under the terms of the deal, Yahoo will sell some of CNET’s remnant inventory and also allow CNET ad sales staff to sell into some area of Yahoo.
“This deal is likely to be touted as a big win for CNET’s current management, including CEO Neil Ashe, who has been under siege from a group of dissident shareholders who are unhappy with the company’s lackluster performance and have called for a variety of significant changes.”
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