Marissa Mayer And The Fight To Save Yahoo!

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  • Опубліковано 18 жов 2024

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  • @TechCrunch
    @TechCrunch  9 років тому +62

    *Marissa Mayer And The Fight To Save Yahoo!*

    • @DwightStegall
      @DwightStegall 9 років тому +1

      Forcing people to switch to Yahoo won't help their image.

    • @CharlesS
      @CharlesS 9 років тому

      Dwight Stegall​ how are they forcing people to join?

    • @madcatx
      @madcatx 9 років тому

      I was kind of force into joining Yahoo when they bought flickr and absorbed my flickr account. It was a pain for awhile but it smoothed itself out years ago.

    • @ChrisCookPrime
      @ChrisCookPrime 9 років тому

      switching from altavista was hard enough!!

    • @donaldpatton
      @donaldpatton 9 років тому

      Who uses yahoo?

  • @TimeToUninstall
    @TimeToUninstall 9 років тому +2

    Really enjoyed this interview

  • @karpcalmari4628
    @karpcalmari4628 9 років тому +1

    Yahoo is 5th most visited site on the internet in THE WORLD as of June 2015.

  • @flipballaz93
    @flipballaz93 9 років тому

    their apps are really good though, they should focus on that

  • @bambang303378
    @bambang303378 9 років тому

    YM (Yahoo messenger) was pioneer for the text apps Now every body makes Text apps. How come they do not make YM like WA,BBM or We chat?? I am sure million will buy the apps.

  • @ginge82
    @ginge82 9 років тому

    Had Mayer not latched onto one of the founders of Google nobody would even know who she was.
    "Throw yourself at whatever you can" indeed. Particularly if that is a young billionaire.

    • @Skyturnip
      @Skyturnip 9 років тому

      So she sucked at coding then somehow "threw herself at other problems"? As a 23 year old coder, I'm not clear how you get to pick and choose what to do in a large company like Google. Or maybe... she had some higher-ups looking out for her.

  • @syrupticious
    @syrupticious 9 років тому +2

    The thing still holding Yahoo strong is its big stake in Alibaba, and the deal was done by previous CEO Jerry Yang, then they got rid of him... smart move....