<![CDATA[Yahoo Buzz traffic shows why leaks are good for business - Valleywag Comments]]> <![CDATA[Yahoo Buzz traffic shows why leaks are good for business - Valleywag Comments]]> <![CDATA[Yahoo Buzz traffic shows why leaks are good for business]]> Oh, come on. You can't let every engineer decide when to preannounce releases of new products. If the site had crashed under the unexpected load, you would have dumped on Yahoo for that, too.

achates

]]> <![CDATA[Yahoo Buzz traffic shows why leaks are good for business]]> @matto: Your are right. The YHOO culture will just reverse any gains. Maybe when the talent at FB jumps ship, YHOO can get a few good ideas and minds.

Fidel on the Roof

]]> <![CDATA[Yahoo Buzz traffic shows why leaks are good for business]]> @Dweezil: LETZ HUG AND BE PURPLE

matto

]]> <![CDATA[Yahoo Buzz traffic shows why leaks are good for business]]> @matto: Increasing success by lowering expectation!

Dweezil

]]> <![CDATA[Yahoo Buzz traffic shows why leaks are good for business]]> You forget that aggresive failure is an integral part of Yahoo culture. Any chance of advantage or success must be nipped in the bud by overpaid, thimble-brained thugs like Callahan.

matto

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