Ten years from now, YAHOO -- the acronym Jerry Yang and David Milo came up with for their World Wide Web directory ("Yet Another Hierarchical, Officious Oracle") -- may be regarded as individual of the Internet's greatest misnomers. Hierarchical, it certainly is -- that's what gives the popular index its user-friendly zing. still Officious? Not a chance.
A year ago, Yang and Milo were one as well as the other PhD candidates at Stanford. Now, overseeing an index with from one side of to the other 70,000 entries and counting, YAHOO' establishers have left the halls of
