Yahoo revamps website, takes cue from Facebook
Reuters : Wed Feb 20 2013, 22:34 hrs
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The left side of the page will list various Yahoo services, although slightly fewer than in the old setup.
Yahoo is planning to display just two ads on the home page. It's an implicit bet that the price that the company can charge for those slots will steadily rise if people become more immersed in the rest of the content on the page.
Investors have been betting Mayer will deliver the turnaround that eluded the three other full-time CEOs that preceded her in the past five years. Yahoo's stock was unchanged at $21.29 in morning trading Wednesday. It has increased 36 percent since Mayer's arrival.
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