Announcing a coming failure

Razvan sent me this story published at the NewOrleansChannel.com

In this article, it is said that Rupert Murdoch's recent acquisition of MySpace could be the beginning of a threat for the internet giants such as MSN, AOL or Yahoo!

Of course here's how I disagree

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Openmindness

I find Jeremy Zawodny's last entry very interesting. Here a quote:

Well, it seems that I get to quote Greg Linden a second time today. He points to the Yahoo's Personality Crisis article (subscription only, heh) that's been stirring up a bit of discussion about whether Yahoo! will be opened or closed. Is Yahoo! going to build a walled garden or give users what they really want, regardless of where the content lives: on Yahoo! or elsewhere?
In his posting, he says:
I'm more optimistic than the Economist that Yahoo will be open. Yahoo's recent features seem to trend toward embracing content from non-Yahoo sites. I suspect Yahoo will seek to have the best content on Yahoo, but will pull in good content from wherever on the Web it resides.
Well said, Greg.

I think there is a LOT behing this entry. As far as I am concerned, Yahoo's openness really is what has always thrilled me.

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