Yahoo and Pageviews
December 28, 2006
Google's Matt Cutts explains what I thought was going on. Yahoo lost views due to Ajax.
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why all this nonsensical excuse-making for yahoo? is there a single google app that does _not_ use ajax extensively (not counting core search)?
if there is, i've never seen it.
yahoo is a pathetic organization. let's just leave it at that.
Peter, I disagree. I think that google is better at some things - typically algorithmic functions that require extensive coding (and little human interaction).
Yahoo is a different kind of company - more of a true media company. Evidence that they are better from a social aspect is that google answers was shut down while yahoo answers has flourished.
Google does use AJAX with gmail, but if you look at their highest traffic property (search) they don't - email is yahoo's most popular service.
why all this nonsensical excuse-making for yahoo? is there a single google app that does _not_ use ajax extensively (not counting core search)?
Yahoo is a different kind of company - more of a true media company. Evidence that they are better from a social aspect is that google answers was
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