Terry Semel, CEO of Yahoo, presents the Yahoo Future until 2011 in this great PDF document of 12,2 MB in size during Yahoos' Analyst Day. I guess the glory days of the Internet are here to stay.
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gewelidge tip. Ga ik morgen meteen 'old-school' ;-) uitprinten op m'n werk . dank je wel!
Posted by: Huub | Monday, 22 May 2006 at 22:26