I love TechCrunch. I start the day with them, and I end the day with them too. But I took them at their face value: reporting news from tech world. The following post on possible moves of Yahoo and the pro/con analysis surely exceeds their work responsibility. If TechCrunch guys continue to do so, McKinsey San Francisco office may feel the hurt in the forthcoming weeks. The analysis was so mind-opening for me that I wanted to
- post the link here in order to keep track of that analysis
- show my praise to their work
I won’t talk more. Please read TC work on Yahoo’s next moves. Also turn back to that page in the future to see what really happened and benchmark that vs. what TC foresaw.
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