One unintended consequence of the departure of Wenda Harris Millard from Yahoo is that Yahoo no longer holds a seat on the board of the Interactive Advertising Bureau (IAB). Harris Millard, now president of media at Martha Stewart Living Omnimedia, was just named vice-chair of the organization, and Google’s Tim Armstrong, and Microsoft’s Mike Hard are on the executive committee. Representatives from InterActiveCorp, AOL, Seevast, MySpace, and Idearc are among the 37 members that sit on the board of directors…but no Yahoos.
Yahoo Under-represented at IAB
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