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Yes. Yes it is. +1

So much of what goes on in transactions in Silicon Valley has little to do with the headlines and a lot to do with power brokers and their interests.

It's a shame we don't have investigative journalism in Silicon Valley any more - partly because it's out of vogue nationally, and partly because Silicon Valley journalists love to hob-nob with investors. I'd love to see a follow-the-money on this deal.



It's not necessarily "wrong". It's just the way this machine operates.

In fact I think it will be beneficial for Yahoo's future, but not for the reasons PR and news stories are hyping it.

The problem for Yahoo now is to explain it to investors who takes it all at face value.




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