This seems like an aggregation of snarky Techcrunch articles bashing Yahoo for x "bad decision" over the last few years. It's based entirely on the flawed premi

This seems like an aggregation of snarky Techcrunch articles bashing Yahoo for x "bad decision" over the last few years. It's based entirely on the flawed premise that we could draw some sense of Yahoo's bigger picture by looking at a collection of individual issues that may look bad to an outsider (like not letting employees work from home) without any new insight into what's going on internally. Throw in a few numbers and missed performance metrics, and you can only conclude one thing: Yahoo is doomed to die a slow, unspectacular death, like a star burning itself into a brown dwarf. Breaking news? This article brings no new perspective to the table. But since hating on Yahoo is so fashionable lately, perhaps it will get the author invited to a few more tech conferences.