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Yahoo's Main Problem: Lack of Innovation
redorbit.com May 10, 2008
By Steven Rosenberg In addition to its reluctance to being swallowed whole by Microsoft, Internet pioneer Yahoo is managing to do a few other things right. ... But in the big picture, being crushed by search king Google in every metric - from innovation to sheer revenue...
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