Mike Rothman points to continuing consolidation in analyst land as Yankee starts to flex its muscles on the back of activity from Ovum. This also reflects the continued bifurcation of the analyst market - "Big Gorillas" offering packaged insight and events vs. "Nimble Nats" offering strategic insight, commentary and thinking. Given that the "Nimble Nats" are very content and market centric I also wonder if they wont be targeted by the media companies (CMP, CNET) for acquisition or at least strategic partnerships.
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