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Yahoo's Next Move

joe tirio - Wednesday, August 05, 2009
With the recent deal struck between Yahoo and Microsoft, one might wonder what Yahoo's next move might be? Its obvious that they are out of the search business and interested in the ad business, But where will they run their ads?

Pop Quiz:

1. What company has the top email site?

2. What company has the top sports site?

3. What company has the top celebrity gossip site?

4. What company has the top financial news site?

If you answered Hotmail, ESPN, TMZ and WSJ you are wrong on all counts. The answer is Yahoo! across the board.

As newspapers fold (pun intended) and the mass news media recycles the same stories over and over again, Yahoo has a nearly unique opportunity to become the world's leading content creator/aggregator. Combine their place in these arenas and then consider the value in removing the yoke of Google-scaled search competition and you now have resources for marketing a whole new product to a public that has already shown an interest.

Yahoo! will (or should) position itself as your personal newspaper and internet launchpad.

Anyone wanna bet?
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