Re:Why is Yahoo boosting domain fees by 30%?
by erickhill on Monday May 12, 2008 @06:54PM
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Couple of options here:
1. The Microsoft deal fell through, and their stock plummeted
2. The Google deal never materialized, either
3. Q1 ad revenues, while up YOY, seem to have slowed with the economy
4. Since it only applies to existing customers, and not new ones (although, after the first year, wouldn't a new customer become an "existing" customer?) it's the old cable TV trick. Come on down for $9.95 (for the first twelve months only). Extended use may cause diarrhea, headaches and dizziness. If symptoms persist, call a doctor.
1. The Microsoft deal fell through, and their stock plummeted
2. The Google deal never materialized, either
3. Q1 ad revenues, while up YOY, seem to have slowed with the economy
4. Since it only applies to existing customers, and not new ones (although, after the first year, wouldn't a new customer become an "existing" customer?) it's the old cable TV trick. Come on down for $9.95 (for the first twelve months only). Extended use may cause diarrhea, headaches and dizziness. If symptoms persist, call a doctor.