Yahoo (NASDAQ: YHOO) recently announced that their short lived foray into producing original content, Yahoo Screen, was a complete and utter disaster. They took a $100 million loss on this venture. This is contributing to their continued stock plummet in 2016. A cult classic, Community, is taking most of the heat for the failure. The show, which was ported over from NBC, was supposed to be the flagship program for the fledgling network. It got a lot of buzz initially. It was supposed to be a pretty big get for Yahoo. Then, it just kind of... faded away. I don’t remember a lot of promotion for the premiere. It’s like they killed the show off before it even started. You can’t expect a show to succeed when you make a big deal about it for a month and then pretend it never existed. It’s like a teenage boy knocking up a girl and being all for getting married and raising the kid right, only to bail to another state and change his phone number a week later. Basically, the leadership at Yahoo seems to be floundering. The fact that they could let stuff like that happen is proof that they either have too many balls they are juggling or they are profoundly incompetent. Sure, every business has failures. But to fail without trying your best is the greatest failure of all, and sign of institutional rot. For those reasons, I don’t think even the AliBaba (NYSE: BABA) spin off can save the company. I am majorly short on Yahoo.