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To: Robert Rose who wrote (124249)	4/28/2001 1:37:33 PM
From: H James Morris	Respond to of 164684

Rob, lets forget Billy. Now he's gone from being a 'advertising guru' to an 'optical guru' its time to move on. Btw I'm in Yhoo at 14 based on a potential buy out. What do you think? >Yahoo! Inc. executives told shareholders yesterday the company is committed to remaining independent, despite Wall Street suggestions that the company should explore a merger with a big media company. In response to questions at the annual shareholders' meeting in Santa Clara, executives said -- as they have for months -- they believe a merger would reduce the variety of content the site offers. Chairman and chief executive Tim Koogle said the company's strong brand and massive user base, and its diminishing reliance on advertising, will stimulate strong growth past this economic downturn.