TechFlash Summer BBQ: July 23
What should Microsoft, Yahoo, Google, Amazon.com and eBay do in 2009? That's the question that Alex Iskold of ReadWriteWeb tries to answer in this informative post on how the big Internet companies should position themselves amid the economic headwinds.
Iskold offers a couple tips for each of the tech titans, noting that Microsoft needs to "execute faster and better" while Amazon.com should "simplify and clean up the product pages." A good read.
And what about troubled Yahoo? Iskold notes:
"Yahoo! is in a really tough spot. It seems the only way out is through a focus on innovation (that is, if it really doesn't want to sell to Microsoft). First, Yahoo! needs to figure out what business it wants to be in, and then it needs to execute flawlessly in the direction it chooses."
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on November 26, 2008 at 10:30 PM