David Filo

Businessman, co-founder of Yahoo!

David Filo - Scientists & Innovators born April 20th, 1966
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Co-founded Yahoo! in 1994, a pioneer in internet technology and one of the earliest web directories. Overseeing the company, contributed to significant innovations in search algorithms and online advertising. Played a crucial role in the growth of the dot-com boom in the late 1990s. Served as the company's Chief Yahoo! and later held various executive positions, including CTO.

Co-founded Yahoo!

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