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Ex-NBC Exec Randy Falco Takes Over as AOL Chief

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November 16th 2006
Author
Sarah Novotny

According to an announcement today by Time Warner Chairman/CEO Dick Parsons, former NBC Universal TV President/COO Randy Falco will take over as Chairman and CEO of AOL, replacing Jonathan Miller. With AOL in transition phase, as it slowly moves towards being a free, ad-supported service, Parsons said in a statement: “Jeff [...] more...

Time Warner Mulling AOL Breakup, AOL Sales to Possibly Shrink

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October 23rd 2006
Author
Sarah Novotny

After to a recent interview with AOL CEO Jonathan Miller, the Sunday Telegraph, a UK newspaper, is reporting that media giant Time Warner is considering undoing the merger between Time Warner and AOL that occurred in 2000. “It’s possible, going forward. It’s not a discussion that Time Warner has a [...] more...

Time Warner Liberates AOL Subscribers

Written on
August 2nd 2006
Author
Sarah Novotny

Today, Time Warner execs confirmed what ADOTAS first buzzed about in early July. AOL will now be offering more of its services for free, moving closer towards an entirely ad-supported model. AOL will give away free email accounts, software and other services that were previously only available to paid subscribers. The [...] more...

CNN Brings in Money for Online Re-branding

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January 10th 2006
Author
Sarah Novotny

CNN and Time Inc.’s Money Magazine have teamed up for the re-launch of CNNMoney.com. Though CNN has had a partnership with Money Magazine since 2001, they’ve now built up a new site that combines content from both CNN and all of Time’s business and financial publications including Money, Fortune, and [...] more...



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