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Jerry Couldn't Make A Decision To Save His Life -- Yahoos
Jerry Couldn't Make A Decision To Save His Life -- Yahoos
Well, that didn't take long. A day after the happy "mutual decision" story about Jerry Yang's impending resignation as Yahoo's CEO (not that anyone was buying it), anonymous Yahoos are already rushing to get the the real story out ( WSJ ): "This company has shown a failure to execute," said a ...
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The Real Dan Lyons bails on blogging
The Real Dan Lyons bails on blogging
thestandard.com — First it was Fake Steve Jobs, now it's Real Dan Lyons. A frustrated Dan Lyons told me... this afternoon that he is hanging up his personal blog at RealDanLyons.com after his Newsweek bosses made him yank a blog post where Lyons (rightfully) ... (more) The Real Dan Lyons bails on blogging
Stepping down
ycorpblog.com — As you’ve no doubt already read, I’ve decided that I will step down from my role as... Chief Executive Officer after my successor has been selected. Ever since founding Yahoo! with David Filo 13 years ago, I’ve been passionate about this company, its ... (more) Stepping down
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