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AOL's StyleList.com Relaunches with New Content Partners, Advertisers and Expert Bloggers
AOL redesigned its top-ranked style and beauty site , StyleList.com, http://stylelist.com, with additional features, more content partners, expert bloggers and new branded advertisers.
NeoSynergy Further Extends Dealers' Advertised Pricing and Inventory
NeoSynergy, a Web-based automotive software firm is introducing additional technologies to broadcast automotive dealers' new-vehicle pricing and inventory, called Best Deals, to aggregator sites such as Google ...
AOL Introduces New AIM Express
Available at www.aim.com/aimexpress.adp , AIM Express offers users a clean design and a richer Web-based instant messaging experience with easy access to their buddies from nearly anywhere.
Tipster: A Few More AOL Layoffs
A former AOLer reports that the company has started another round of cuts, this time on a very small scale -- "on the order of a dozen". No names yet, but we hear folks involved were product managers and ...
My intention to write a review piece about Naomi Klein's book The Shock Doctrine was reinforced by the behaviour of a rich multinational company like those she describes in her excellently-written analysis.
AOL has agreed to acquire Socialthing!, a social media aggregation tool that lets users track their online social communities and broadcast updates to them.
Report: AOL to Sell Data Centers, Cut Ops Staff
AOL is planning to sell two of its data centers in northern Virginia and reduce its operations staff, according to reports in Valleywag and Silicon Alley Insider .
Liberty Media Interested in AOL Dial-Up Business
Just days after Time Warner said it had cleaved off AOL's dial-up Web access division and was in a position to sell it, another big media company has expressed interest in a deal.
Majority of Web users share personal data online
Although 84% of Internet users claim they never give out personal details online, the reality is very different, said AOL LLC.
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Report: AOL interested in Socialthing
AOL LLC is in the process of acquiring Boulder-based startup Socialthing Inc., according to reports by the Washington Post and its partner TechCrunch.
AOL Puts Drag on Time Warner Profit
Time Warner chief executive Jeff Bewkes expects AOL growth to pick up significantly in coming months.
Time Warner to Split Aol Units; Prep for Sale
Time Warner is moving closer to a sale or spin-off of AOL as the struggling Internet business continues to drag down results for the overall company.
Time Warner to hive off AOL as profits fall
Time Warner has confirmed it is to split its AOL internet business in two as the US media conglomerate begins to refocus itself as a content-only business.
The Return Of Bob Pittman [Careers]
It is one of the wonders of America, that business celebrities like junk-bond salesman Michael Milken can be disgraced and then redeemed, often within the span of a decade.
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AOL Is Moving Closer to Jettisoning Dial-Up
AOL is finally in a position to shed the dial-up-access business that once offered tens of millions of people their first glance at the Internet.
Carveouts are complicated, AOL project reminds us
From the preparation of standalone financials to sorting out intellectual property rights to devising transition services agreements and figuring out which employees are going where, there's plenty to do before ...
Yahoo Appoints Icahn to Board, but TWX Non-Compete Clause Keeps Jon Miller Off
Yahoo! Inc.'s shareholder meeting Friday put Jonathan Miller back in the spotlight.
AOL is a global Web services company that operates some of the most popular Web destinations, offers a comprehensive suite of free software and services, runs one of the largest Internet access businesses in ...
What's in Store at Yahoo's Annual Meeting
If you thought the days before Yahoo Inc. 's annual meeting on Friday were going to be relatively uneventful, think again.
EarthLink shares fall on AOL bid speculation
Shares of EarthLink Inc. fell sharply in late trading Tuesday, after a published report fueled speculation that the company may try to acquire AOL LLC's dial-up Internet access business.