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The C.A. six tips of the day for June 1
On this day in 1980, CNN , the world's first 24-hour television news network, made its debut.
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Time Warner Cable Inc. CEO Britt, at the Sanford C. Bernstein & Co. Strategic Decisions Conference, commented that his company has at times focused "too much" on profitability and that he would solicit others' experimentations with video stream.
AOL, Inc. (NYSE:AOL) Investor Lawsuit against AOL, Inc. over Patent Sale
NYSE:AOL stockholders and sellers should contact the Shareholders Foundation at mail@shareholdersfoundation.com An investor in NYSE:AOL shares filed a lawsuit in the U.S. District Court for the Southern District of New York against AOL, Inc in connection with the recently announced sale of a portion of Aol's patent portfolio for more than $1 ... (more)
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Augme Patent Infringement Case Is Sent to Trial: AOL's Motion for...
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Alan Horn to Run Disney Studios
The source says the announcement will be made this afternoon by Disney CEO Bob Iger .
Tim Stevens is the nicest guy in tech
Not to mention one of the most powerful. The editor in chief of Engadget plays a crucial -- if not always acknowledged -- role in the $190 billion consumer electronics industry.
Here's A Terrifying Chart For Those Hoping For Lots More Growth In...
It used to be that big time executives at companies like Yahoo , AOL , and Facebook could explain away ad revenues that weren't big enough or growing fast enough by pointing out that so far, online ad spending has not been proportional to the amount of time consumers were spending online, and that this was bound to change, and when it did, boom ... (more)
How Netflix really did save the CW
His streaming service has been blamed by many in the media industry for contributing mightily to the ratings demise of kids channel Nickelodeon .
'Father of the Internet' to testify on UN Web regulations
In this Jan. 5, 2008 file photo, the America Online logo is seen at the AOL booth at the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas.
Review: A mapping contender emerges in MapQuest
The summer travel season has arrived, and with gas prices going down, it's time to plan a road trip.
Game of Thrones & The Tale of Time Warner
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Terry Francona Has An AOL Email Address
ESPN once again finds itself rocked by scandal, and at its center is Terry Francona.
To Gate or Not to Gate, That Is the B-to-B Content Marketing Question
Ruth P. Stevens consults on customer acquisition and retention, for both consumer and business-to-business clients.
Details Revealed for Super-Tall Tower in New York
The site of the former Drake Hotel on New York's Park Avenue has long been a subject of fascination in the development world, given its prime location on a vaunted boulevard that's barely seen any construction in a half-century. Now new details are emerging about the soaring condo tower planned for the site by its owner, the CIM Group, which ... (more)
Stock Downgrades: Seagate Set to Sink?
The Eurovision Song Contest was won by Sweden - Scandinavian rival Norway won no "Friends" for adopting Mark Zuckerberg's hoodie in the current environment, and San Marino's The Social Network Song " flopped for similar reasons.
CIOs mull how to innovate and tighten belts simultaneously
Sometimes CIOs can't persuade business executives to fund what may be worthwhile projects.
Free Rent, Courtesy Of Unsuspecting AOL
Many young people expect to spend some time couch-surfing when they're just starting out.
'Men at Work' a ratings hit for TBS
New York based Time-Warner is celebrating a ratings win for a new comedy series on their TBS channel.
What Will Facebook Do With This Acquisition?
Facebook is busy adding design talent to its team as it tries to transfer focus to creating products that can be monetized and create a more steady revenue stream as the company enters the scrutiny-rich world of public trade.
New York Times columnist David Carr talks media
David Carr, media columnist and culture reporter for The New York Times, talked recently to TPM about the future of news, the "glorious" view of the Port Authority Bus Terminal from his desk and what would happen if Twitter went dark tomorrow.