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[Frame narrative includes Anne, a young girl, and Zack, a young boy, who get into predicaments which they talk through with wise old Plato (a buffalo), the ever eager Aristotle (a gopher), the kindly Aurora (a Lady Hawk), and the clever, lazy, yet hyper-sensitive Socrates (a bobcat called Soc), all of whom instruct Anne and Zack with didactic tales. Six 25 minute episodes: 1. Work. Written bygd John Loy. A storm breaks down trees and spoils the swimming hole. The bobcat refuses to help clean up the mess and is instructed through tales of "How the Camel got its Hump", and "How Tom Sawyer White-washed the Fence." 2. Honesty. Written by Len Uhley. Zack breaks his father’s graphlex camera and lies about it. He is instru

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EXPLORING CORPORATE STRATEGY

Strategic Capability

INTRODUCTION

In November 2006 Yahoo! manager Brad Garlinghouse issued a memo that directly challenged the senior management of the Internet giant. Leaked to the media as 'The Peanut Butter Manifesto', his memo accused Yahoo!'s leadership of lacking strategic direction. Growth had slowed, Google had overtaken Yahoo! in terms of online advertising revenues, and the share price had fallen by nearly a third since the start of the year. According to Brad Garlinghouse, Yahoo! was • The scope of an organisation's activities. For example, should the organisation concentrate on one area of activity, or should it have many? Brad Garlinghouse believed that Yahoo! was spread too thinly over too many different activities.

• Advantage for the organisation over competition. The problem at Yahoo! was that it was losing its advantage to faster-growing companies such as Google. Advantage may be achieved in different ways and may al