November 25, 2008
One hundred million people. It’s the population of America’s 60 largest cities combined (from NYC to Toledo). It’s about three million more than the size of this year’s record-breaking Super ... ›
November 21, 2008
Thirty-nine years ago today, the Cardinals and Bruins set aside all rivalry when computer scientists at Stanford and UCLA created the first permanent link between their two shiny new ARPAnet ... ›
November 20, 2008
As many of you know, we’ve been testing a new Yahoo.com homepage since September. We chose a random fraction from our millions of users in four countries to play around ... ›
November 20, 2008
About two years ago, a life-changing experience occurred during one of the most mundane chores of a new mom: washing baby bottles. I was frustrated that my soap wasn’t really ... ›
November 18, 2008
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 ... ›
November 14, 2008
Today in 1857, a dude named Ishmael made it perfectly clear what he wanted to be called. And so was born Moby Dick, one of the greatest novels of our ... ›
November 13, 2008
November 1 was an uneventful day for most people. But at Yahoo! News, editors had gathered in the newsroom on a sleepy Saturday morning to rehearse Election Night for a ... ›
November 12, 2008
You may be tightening the belt these days -- eating in more often, rediscovering the library, planning a staycation, even making do with that ugly bathroom linoleum. But if there’s ... ›
November 11, 2008
Hack Day met Brazil last weekend -- the fifth country (following the US, UK, Taiwan, and India) to host a 24-hour developer hackathon. Latin American hackers descended in droves on ... ›
November 7, 2008
Fourteen years ago, devotees of WXYC, the college radio station of the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, fired up their computers and tuned in to the world's first ... ›
