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Yahoo Inc. co-founder Jerry Yang said Tuesday that the Internet company was entering its "teenage years." Investors complained about the growing pains.Yahoo Chief Executive Terry Semel presided over the company's annual shareholder meeting here, emphasizing the positives but acknowledging missed business opportunities.
Yahoo Executives Defend Company and Performance [latimes.com]
Google is a search engine with spin-off businesses, but Yahoo's core directory has effectively been abandoned, so there's not really anything familiar or obviously useful about the yahoo.com homepage.
Yahoo needs to define itself if they want people to attach themselves to Yahoo products.
Long term Yahoo is on solid foundation, google is still a big question mark.
[edited by: TypicalSurfer at 10:37 pm (utc) on June 13, 2007]
I'll enjoy watching them slip into oblivion, not a big fan of anything yahoo.
Yahoo is well known to be one of the most (if not the most) trafficked sites on the net. It's #1 on Alexa. I don't get all the comments about no one using Yahoo! them slipping into oblivion.
[alexa.com...]
Yahoo needs to define itself if they want people to attach themselves to Yahoo products.
Where they are not matching up with Google and Yahoo is in the revenue department, but $36 billion is still a lot of dough. It does seem like that number could be increased signifigantly with the right guidance and monetization plan though.
But see, that's an example of what I'm talking about, I don't know what you mean by that, and I doubt most net users would either.
How, exactly, does Yahoo go out of its way to protect content creators? All I see on their overcrowded front page is a thousand different feeds from other content companies and advertisers, the kind of thing you'd find on absolutely any mediocre portal.
If someone is new to the internet, why should they go to Yahoo.com? What does it offer that is worth the visit?
Google is the one who should be bashed right now; not Yahoo!
An let the 1 search engine crowd go their own way,
Fortunately, we've at least 3 great search engine companies in Google, Yahoo, Msn, and a couple of promising aspirants in ask & alexa
Plus of course lots of hard working directories run by enthusiastic long suffering webmasters
I'll shut my trap now. at least someone sees it my way too.
[marketwatch.com...]