Yahoo Needs a Media Boss Before It's Too Late

December 04, 2013
Yahoo Needs a Media Boss Before It's Too Late
By Todd Spangler Without a senior leader focused on building Yahoo as a destination for premium content — and original video in particular — the firm risks that side of its business continuing to slide. Full Story on Variety.com→
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