Our big factory...

But having said that, Li Yuan never thought of spoiling the story, which would be very uninteresting. He is still very funny.

But thinking about the fate of these companies... I hope they will be strong! Haha.

(⊙?⊙)

However, Byron looked confused. What exactly did he mean? "Li, be strong? Can you tell me what you mean?"

"Haha, that's what it means literally."

Byron thought about this sentence for a moment, and he couldn't help but his eyes lit up: "Do you think none of them can do it? They don't have a good future? Does that include Netscape?"

"Haha. Sorry. It's time for the interview."

"Hey, Li! Do you think only your parallel line will succeed? Will they all be defeated by you?"

"Haha. No comment! Hahaha..."

"..."

After the phone interview, Byron quickly finished writing the report and sent it to the editor-in-chief.

The Los Angeles Times did not delay. They cut out most of the report, leaving only two or three hundred words, leaving a dry page in the corner of the financial section.

When the newspaper was released... there was no response at all.

Everyone will know someone who has won a gold medal in the Olympics, but who will care about someone who has won a silver medal?

Including the last sentence "I hope you will be strong"? Isn't it just a second-ranked contestant saying slanderous words? Maybe it is for the purpose of hype, do you think we Yingjiang have no experience?

As for the other parties to the war, they either did not pay attention to this report at all, or they also scoffed at it after seeing it.

Still want us to be strong? Just look at your parallel lines and ask how many days you can survive?

And at this moment, a new force also suddenly emerged, which suddenly diverted everyone's attention. That is-Yahoo!

Like many new things in the computer age, ya! started as an idea, then became a hobby, and eventually became a full-time career.

Since there is the Internet and the TL homepage, how to access it? Then the browser appeared.

But with more and more content on homepages, how do you find the homepage you need? So search engines appeared.

There is also a portal website that brings together related homepages and accesses them through a link to the main site to facilitate users' searches.

At that time, David Ferro and Jerry Yang were both doctoral students in the Department of Electrical Engineering at Stanford University. Just like Anderson, they were treated as free labor by their mentors, looking for relevant homepages on the Internet for their mentors. In order to reduce their own ineffective work

, they compiled an Internet guide information library as a way to facilitate their work and as a way to record their personal interests in the Internet.

But not long after, the two of them were surprised to find that the list they had compiled became very long, increasingly inconvenient, and difficult to handle. So they began to spend more and more time on ya!...

In the end, they simply turned ya! into a customizable database designed to meet the needs of thousands of users who were just beginning to use network services through the Internet community. They developed customizable software to help them

Efficiently find, identify and edit materials stored on the Internet.
Chapter completed!