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Jerry Yang shepherded a colossal decline in Yahoo shareholder value (and may be hurting his open-source assets in the process).
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This is the type of thinking that got them in trouble in the first place. It isn't about the technology for Yahoo and hasn't been for a long time. It is only about monetizing eye balls which should be not only the top priority but the ONLY priority.
- by odubtaig November 19, 2008 12:31 AM PST
- Of course, it could be that this is the best thing to happen to Yahoo! in years. The short term may look bleak but it wouldnt' be the first company to pull off a last minute miraculous recovery at the hands of a new CEO. I mean, what's that company, do computers, big on graphics, products starting with a little i... I forget. Whoever's at the top will always determine the attitude for the whole company which can be as bad as it is good but the change in direction can, and hopefully will, be drastic. Just so long as they don't get Darl McBride in.
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