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"Yahoo! CEO Carol Bartz, interviewed at the Web 2 Summit in San Francisco said, when asked what Yahoo! stands for, that, &amp;quot;I actually think Yahoo stands for a lot, it stands for fun.&amp;quot;\r\n\r\nBartz said that,\r\nMaybe it's taken me two years, but I got it. This question has interested me because I actually\u00A0think that Yahoo's story is pretty clear... content, communications, media, technology, innovation...\u00A0I think that Yahoo has always stood for those words.\r\nRegarding search, Bartz said that,\u00A0&amp;quot;I think it went off track when people thought Yahoo was a search company.\u00A0Search is a hard problem,&amp;quot; is one that she was happy to hand over to Microsoft (with Bing). When Bartz was asked if people come to Yahoo! just email or it's premium content, Bartz said, &amp;quot;I hope so!&amp;quot; and then, &amp;quot;First of all, I believe that when people come to Yahoo, they know they're coming to Yahoo and why.\u00A0It's our job to bring them more and more relevant information.&amp;quot;\r\n\r\nBartz also said that Yahoo stayed with static pages for much too long, and fell behind &amp;quot;Web 2.0 sites&amp;quot; that introduced dynamic content much earlier than Yahoo! Regarding Google, Bartz said that, &amp;quot;&amp;quot;Who wouldn't aspire to be Google? They're a fantasic company,&amp;quot; but, &amp;quot;We're not Google.&amp;quot;\r\n\r\nOn Facebook and social in general, Bartz said that, &amp;quot;We're not trying to copy anybody,&amp;quot; and that users, &amp;quot;don't go to Facebook or Yahoo, they go to Facebook and Yahoo, they don't go to Yahoo or Google, they go to both.&amp;quot;\r\n\r\nRead our further coverage of what Bartz had to say about Yahoo!'s stake in Chinese company Alibaba."^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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