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Looking forward to a redesign of Yahoo! to match Berkshire Hathaway's website: http://www.berkshirehathaway.com/ http://www.berkshirehathaway.com/

• emidln 10y ago
  I love that they have an ad for Geico on their site. Edit: Apparently GEICO is wholly owned by BH
  • hkmurakami 10y ago
    Yup it's Buffet's favorite company in his portfolio.
• Gargoyle 10y ago
  I've always loved CAA's website (the most powerful agency in Hollywood). http://www.caa.com/ http://www.caa.com/ At a certain level, you don't really need a website.
  • rhgraysonii 10y ago
    Honestly, it is elegant, simple, and serves the purpose they need. I have worked with a few agents and talent representatives and this is the ideal they seem to shoot for even if they are not in such a tier of excellency.
• adventured 10y ago
  The new version is already in beta: https://web.archive.org/web/19961017235908/http://www2.yahoo.com/ https://web.archive.org/web/19961017235908/http://www2.yahoo...
• minikomi 10y ago
  6.3K .. snappy.
• auggierose 10y ago
  Clicking on the Berkshirewear link there gives you this: http://www.berkshirewear.com/ http://www.berkshirewear.com/ Kinda funny.
• matwood 10y ago
  Almost like the original Yahoo site :) http://retran.com/wtf/yahoo96.jpg http://retran.com/wtf/yahoo96.jpg
• simula67 10y ago
  I can't believe that is the website for the company which made Buffet the second richest man on the planet.
  • lmm 10y ago
    It works. It's not overdesigned. Compare http://motherfuckingwebsite.com/ http://motherfuckingwebsite.com/ , or think back to how amazon or ebay's pages looked for the longest time. More pages should look like that.
  • vldx 10y ago
    I like it very much, because it's a good example of counter-signaling.