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Same as it ever was

Wired magazine sings the praises of Yahoo! this month, and it got me thinking about how I use Yahoo! and Google. I've had a Yahoo! email address since they rolled out that feature, and still use it over gmail. Google's local search is replacing Yahoo! maps, but I still have my home page set to My Yahoo!, and will for a while. The telling quote from the Wired article: "Yahoo! is what AOL should have been."

This entry was posted by Kevin Creighton, on 3.02.2005.

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