Comments on: Congratulations Jerry Yang: What's next?

Yahoo beats expectations on financial results and sounds upbeat, but their plan for the future lacks specifics.

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[Talisker 10]

Music / Zimbra

As of the evening of the conference call, Yahoo still has a subscription music service. Costs $72/year or $9/month. Prominently featured here:

http://music.yahoo.com/ymu/default.asp?

And was Zimbra really an online advertising company? I thought they were more an applications company - gives them the ability to compete with Google Docs, not any ad-specific technology.

[pchang77]

Experience at Yahoo!

Congratulations is in order. It is not often that a company can turn itself around in 100 days. I can hear the creative gears turning at Yahoo! http://www.newsvisual.com/newsvisual/2007/10/experience-pays.html . Now, will the momentum last? Hard to say. Yahoo! could go after Facebook, which would probably help. But it is important to remember that Facebook is "today's" big idea, Yahoo! needs "tomorrow's" big idea. If they pull something like this off, they will give Google a run for their money.