I think we’ve already started to see it. I think we’re going to continue to see it for the next year, if not two years.

These companies have to be sitting there trying to figure out competitively how they stack up at this point.

The feel I’ve got is a lot of these guys are in for the long haul. If they wanted to sell out they could have sold out much earlier.

Obviously these guys are really aggressive. They want to utilize their biggest asset, their stock price.

I think that is a very successful model for any of these companies to follow.

The perception here is that traffic on the Internet was weak and, definitely, Yahoo!’s numbers are going to be used as a proxy or benchmark for the other players in the space.

The stocks that have been successful are the ones that have reached a very large scale which is to say critical mass basically.

Microsoft totally wants to own this market, this is a huge market.

This is nothing new and it will continue to be a problem. The fact of the matter is, these programs can be easily fooled. If someone wants to get in, there’s nothing you can do...

For this to really work, essentially what really happens here is AOL becomes a direct competitor to Microsoft.