Yahoo's current board versus Icahn's challengers

YAHOO'S CURRENT BOARD

_ Roy Bostock: A board member since May 2003, the former advertising executive was named chairman on Jan. 31, a few hours before Microsoft made its unsolicited takeover bid. He also is chairman of Northwest Airlines Corp., which last month agreed to be acquired by Delta Air Lines Inc. in a deal initially valued at $3.6 billion.

_ Jerry Yang: After starting Yahoo in 1994 with David Filo, Yang has remained actively involved in the company as "Chief Yahoo." Facing pressure from shareholders unhappy with the company's performance, Yang replaced Terry Semel as CEO last June. He still owns a 3.9 percent stake in the company.

_ Eric Hippeau: A board member since 1996, Hippeau is a general partner with Softbank Capital Partners, one of Yahoo's early financial backers.

_ Arthur Kern: Also on the board since 1996, Kern founded a group of radio stations that are now part of Clear Channel Communications Inc.

_ Ron Burkle: A board member since 2001, Burkle is best known for running supermarkets through his investment firm, The Yucaipa Cos.

_ Vyomesh Joshi: An executive vice president for Hewlett-Packard Co., Joshi oversees HP's computer printing operations. He has been a Yahoo board member since 2005.

_ Robert Kotick: A board member since 2003, Kotick is CEO of video game maker Activision Inc., whose titles include "Guitar Hero."

_ Gary Wilson: A former chairman of Northwest Airlines, Wilson has been on the Yahoo board since 2001.