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more about #valleywag more comments → If_I_Had_a_Poodle: Also: #optionsunderwater #strikeprice #dotbomb #google more » A Message To Rudy: Yeah, but where's the conference/ping-pong table? The on-site basketball court? The yoga break room? God, those Google bosses are slavedrivers. #google more » SpicyMeatball: What? No Foosball or nerf guns? C'mon. #google more » TheCaliDude: Looking at that I'm sure I'm not the only one who's thinking it'd be nice to have a job at Google. #google more » The Sneak: Needs more kiddie slides. #google more » ninety_nine: Well, the Webvan offices in New York were a two bedroom apartment in a drab building on 6th Avenue. #google more » If_I_Had_a_Poodle: Aeron chairs, fooseball, disco ball, ping pong, cereal, candy; yep #google more » HenryLovesFonzie: I have to say it - we had a better snack selection at Yahoo! #google more » BadUncle: Razor scooters? Still? I thought infantilizing technology workers had gone away. On the plus side: snacks! #google more » Brad Brown: That'l teech em' not too steel are jobs! more » homoviper: The End of Poverty? #google more » HenryLovesFonzie: These are the same people who were shocked when they learned Britney Spears was lip-syncing. #twitter more » Magister: Yeah - I don't particularly want a President who tweets and if you were vulnerable enough to believe it was really him, I've got a bridge in Brooklyn,... more » BadUncle: Shocking. I'll never trust a celebrity endorsement again. #twitter more » drunkexpatwriter: Next you'll tell me that Carolyn Keene didn't write The Secret Of The Old Clock. #twitter more » -
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Yahoo Retreats from Hollywood
Two years after he left, the ghost of TV executive Lloyd Braun still haunts Yahoo. Which is why a report of lost perks in Yahoo's L.A. office turned into an evisceration of the ex-exec. -
#timeline
An instant history of Yahoo
With 1,500 employees gone today, Yahoo has surely hit bottom. The company's third act begins today — either an amazing rebirth, a disappearance into Microsoft, or a slow grind into irrelevance. How did those become its options? -
