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Time Warner to split off AOL

Time Warner to split off AOL

Time Warner unveiled plans Thursday to spin off AOL as an independent company, an end to the massive media media marriage formed in 2001.

 

AOL turns to ex-Google exec for fresh start

AOL turns to ex-Google exec for fresh start

Shortly before taking over as head of AOL in April, Tim Armstrong ripped out some office doors.

 

AOL Launches Online “News Magazine” PoliticsDaily

AOL is adding a twist to old-fashioned political journalism with the launch of its new political news and blog site, PoliticsDaily.com. The site, which will primarily focus on in-depth political commentary as opposed to breaking news, will only provide original content, from long-form analysis to blog posts on issues in the U.S. political landscape.

 

Miller Close to Taking Over News Corp. Digital Strategy

Former AOL CEO Jon Miller is close to taking a new role overseeing digital strategy at News Corp.

 

AOL Fires Everybody In China, Site Goes Two Days Without Update

AOL is backing out of mainland China – again. Other than a PR rep or two, the company fired all 100 or so of its employees in its Beijing office, according Chinese portal Netease.com. The Wall Street Journal says the AOL China site hasn't been updated since Tuesday. The cuts are a part of AOL's plan to slash 10% of its workforce worldwide.

 

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