It seems that Yahoo was not too pleased with Forrester's US Interactive Marketing Forecast and they have asked for changes to be made.
You can read the full blog post about it here:
http://blogs.forrester.com/marketing/2009/07/yahoo-has-the-right-mobile-priorities-1.html
Here is the feedback from Yahoo! who stressed to Forrester they have three primary goals this year for mobile:1) To continue to develop more mobile applications to allow for greater use and utility of Yahoo! via mobile devices.2) To extend relationships with current Yahoo.com users into the mobile realm.3) To improve synergies between the Yahoo.com and the Yahoo mobile experience, so that the two environments reflect the same experience I would agree with Yahoo, that this sounds like a solid approach to mobile, particularly because today the mobile Yahoo environment does not fully harmonize with the one on Yahoo.com. In fact I think that Yahoo's greatest challenge is creating a unified experience of Yahoo! for consumers (and advertisers) across its myriad properties and applications. For example, not all of the applications integrated into Yahoo! Mail as part of Yahoo's Open Strategy are available through other Yahoo properties like My Yahoo! and Y! Toolbar. So, I've amended my comments about Yahoo! to reflect that it is not specifically a challenge with its mobile strategy that makes it a potential fit with Apple. Rather the current struggle to better unify the customer experiences across all of Yahoo!, coupled with declining online ad sales will leave Yahoo! seeking a suitor.
