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RobbieD - 11:55 am on Aug 11, 2003 (gmt 0)
I disagree. While I think what you are saying has truth to it, it is not the full truth. Yes, a "portal" can take you elsewhere but I think the long term goal of most portals is to retain a loyal following to most of their In-House services. Most people that use portals on a daily basis also use one or more of the services quite often if not daily. My question is still what makes or breaks a portal? [edited by: RobbieD at 12:11 pm (utc) on Aug. 11, 2003]
A portal is indeed a starting place, but it's not a destination. A "portal" is a something that takes you elsewhere.
Why are Y! and MSN so popular? Just the brand? Most people? If the answer is yes to either of them, then what is the secret to building a new portal?