I agree. The services available to AT&T subscribers have been steadily degraded to the point that there is hardly any advantage at all for AT&T to stick with Yahoo!

Yahoo Photo became Flickr, which was awful if all you wanted was to share photos with your own friends, then we were dumped and told to pay $25 /year for what inferior services. Then we lost our personal web pages. At some point during the last year, they've unstituted yet another ID/password/secret question requirement to get to the "free" security programs that are bundled with the services. Now the mail has been sabotaged so that only users with widescreen monitors, and who run their browsers in full screen mode, can use it efficiently.

We have zero technical support for any of these services. AT&T's position seems to be that they provide the line and everything else is a no responsibility luxury. I'm going to be looking at alternatives this weekend because AT&T is just not cutting it.