Explore how Yahoo began as a simple web directory in 1994 and quickly became the go-to search engine for the early internet era.

Learn about the origins of Yahoo, created by college students Jerry Yang and David Filo, and its initial purpose as "Jerry and David’s Guide to the World Wide Web."

Discover how a quirky dictionary word was chosen to represent a revolutionary new venture in the internet space.

Find out how the collaboration with Netscape Navigator helped skyrocket Yahoo’s popularity by directing massive web traffic to its directory.

Understand how Yahoo diversified its offerings, expanding into communications, content, and commerce, to capture the online market.

Experience the golden era of Yahoo when it became synonymous with the internet and boasted a market cap of $128 billion.

Examine the critical missed opportunities that might have altered the course of Yahoo’s future, including the chance to acquire Google and Facebook.

Delve into the internal missteps and lack of cohesive vision that led to Yahoo’s struggles, as epitomized by the “Peanut Butter Manifesto.

Trace the events that led to Yahoo's decline, including the burst of the dot-com bubble and increasing competition.

Review the strategic mistakes and expensive acquisitions that contributed to Yahoo's eventual downfall.

Gain valuable insights and business lessons from Yahoo’s journey, from leadership challenges to market adaptations.

Reflect on Yahoo’s enduring impact on the digital world and the timeless lessons for businesses and innovators.