While Yahoo hangs its head over a 38% drop in revenue for Q3, Google reports more than a 70% increase over last year's revenues, exceeding analyst expections by a good $50 million. With $2.69 billion in reported revenue for the quarter, I think they're OK to cover the YouTube deal.
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