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Yahoo Qtrly Earnings

up or down?

         

JamesR

10:57 pm on Apr 9, 2002 (gmt 0)

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Up! Must be all the email spam revenue

[msnbc.com...]

Wall Street may be expecting a respectable quarter for Yahoo, but the Internet bellwether is getting mixed reviews in its moves to diversify its business.

No kidding!

[webmasterworld.com...]

Yahoo still gets about 75 percent of its revenue from advertising.

still very dependant on ads.

Approximately 74.5 million users in the U.S. visited Yahoo in February, a year-over-year growth of 13.8 percent

still a good place to get traffic

dbowers

10:12 pm on Apr 10, 2002 (gmt 0)

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From today's analyst conference call...Yahoo stated that they are currently deciding which of 3 paths to take to continue the "monetization of our search" once the current Overture contract expires: (1) Renew with Overture, (2) switch to Google, (3) go with a currently under-development home-grown solution.

An interesting comment on Google from the call...In response to the question "Is Google becoming a competitor?" The answer was "We continue to get a lot of technical support from Google...I think in general there are two outside companies excluding ourselves [who could provide paid listings]...Overture is clearly in the paid search
business, and Google now in the paid search [business]...We have been working closely with Google for the technology piece, so now it's a question of what Yahoo wants to do on its own.
"

Analyst calls are somewhere between conversations and press releases, so it's easy to take things out of context, but it was a curious reaction.

keyplyr

6:44 am on Apr 11, 2002 (gmt 0)

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CNN reported earlier today that Y! lost money for the 6th quarter in a row.

Jaze

9:09 pm on Apr 11, 2002 (gmt 0)

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Another story to add to the list: [australia.internet.com ]