Yahoo!

If we worked at a corporation and someone, we work at Google.

And then we've got a coworker who's like, I'm just going to drive by the Yahoo headquarters and just like see what's going down.

We'd be like, go to Yahoo.

Get the hell out of here.

Yeah.

Let's start things off with the obvious name.

Omar Cooper Jr. still only rostered in 48% of Yahoo leagues out there.

I mean, Joel, this is the third straight week we are talking about him on the show.

Just has a wide receiver week.

And then moving forward, coming into the bye week, the Giants, the Saints, the 49ers, and the Texans will not be playing football.

So let's bring it over to Caleb Douglas.

He's rostering just 10% of Yahoo leagues out there.

He just had a wide receiver seven week, two receptions, 70 yards and two scores.

What's his what's his roster ship at these days? it is 62% rostered.

So odds are he's rostered in your 12 team or the leagues where he's not on Yahoo or like the eight and the tens, but you should at least go look because we were all in near panic mode after 23 minutes in each of the first two ball games.

It was like, well, this is trending the wrong way.

We might.

I mean, Trade Desk and Amazon, these are the two of the biggest DSPs on the market, but they're not the only DSPs on the market.

So can these agencies just say, all right, we're going to just take our business over to Google or Viant or Yahoo or StackAdapt or let's go down the list of all the DSPs because all of this technology is getting somewhat commoditized anyway, as we've talked about before on the show.

Yeah, that is actually one of the first questions I asked when I was talking to these people.

It's like, you know, if I'm an agency and these tech behemoths aren't playing nice, like, I'll just, like, take my ball and go play elsewhere, right? Like, somebody else will take my money.

In order to offset those fees.

Yeah, you're really stuck between a rock and a hard place.

And then you asked earlier about going to some of the other platforms like StackAdapt and Yahoo and things like that.

Part of it is just they don't have the same tech infrastructure and resources that an Amazon, that a Google, that a Trade Desk have.

This is not like your expert rankings.

This is pulled directly from your sources like Yahoo, ESPN, Sleeper, and getting that data and presenting it in terms of a per game value data point, right? So we're going to be breaking it down.

And then what I'm going to do is I'm going to take all of those players and put them in the tiers.

I usually do like one, you know, maybe 10 people in a tier.

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And in 2023, I was in a room with Gary Vee and there was about a thousand real estate professionals in the room.

And he asked us, he pulled us and said, how many of you are still using Google? And so I shot my hand up and I'm looking around like, what else are they using? Like AOL, Bing, Yahoo.

And he said, how many of you are using AI? And this was in 2023.

And the other half of the room rose their hand.

And I still believe in the independent federal judiciary.

The new charges stem from an October 5th, 2016 article in the New York Times with the headline, Yahoo said to have aided U.S. email surveillance by adapting spam filter by reporter Charlie Savage.

The United States investigation has uncovered evidence that former FBI Director James B. Comey sought to correct misinformation which had appeared in the press by way of Reuters the day before.

Special Assistant U.S. Attorney Dustin Ferenac wrote in a filing unsealed Monday.

And I still believe in the independent federal judiciary.

Now, the new charges stem from an October 5th 2016 article in the New York Times, which the headline read, quote, Yahoo said to have aided U.S. email surveillance by adapting spam filter.

Now, the United States investigation has uncovered evidence that the former FBI director, James B. Comey, sought to correct misinformation, which has appeared in the press by way of Reuters the day before.

Now, Special Assistant U.S. Attorney Dustin Farrenhock wrote in a filing unsealed Monday, quote, the investigation has uncovered evidence that Mr. Comey directed staff to speak to Mr.