Tristan Louis pings me to let me know that Yahoo has acquired WebJay, a site that allows for categorization, editing, listening, and sharing of playlists online.
He has a candid (and brief) interview with Lucas Gonze, WebJay’s creator.
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Giovanni Gallucci Says:
January 10th, 2006 at 10:57 am
Is it just me or does it appear to anyone else that Yahoo! recently developed an unquenchable thirst for buying other companies? Since I spend most of my time in technology and not marketing I tend to come in on the tail end of emerging trends in the search industry. Nevertheless, it seems that they are on a buying spree like no other company in search. Comments? Please, someone validate me!