Well, first thing's first: this is not flash, its unobtrusive
javascript so that is a huge plus in my book! The pause/play buttons
really do help to give the users control, which is good for UX. From
a business perspective, the headlines allow Yahoo to keep itself
current. And because this is current information, it facilitates
snacking. Jakob Nielsen is all in favor of users coming back to a
site to nibble...It's more in line with human behavior, and because
more and more folks are on DSL etc, the concept of "stickiness" may
no longer be valid.

I give the rotations a thumbs up  ;o)


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