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AOL CEO Tim Armstrong says the company's latest financial results show that it's in better shape than it was a year ago. NEW YORK (CNNMoney) -- AOL will give 100% of the proceeds from its $1 billion patent sale "directly back to... Full Article at CNN/Money
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AOL chairman and CEO Tim Armstrong said he predicted business to rebound in the year after first-quarter revenue fell 4 percent year-over-year to $529.4 million on declines in U.S. display revenue, search and contextual advertising. ... Full Article at MediaWeek
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In explaining AOL’s disappointing display ad results in Q1, a surprising frank CEO Tim Armstrong offered several explanations. During Wednesday’s earnings call, Armstrong said, “we have had a display strategy that was probably off-tune.” Full Article at AdWeek
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In explaining AOL’s disappointing display ad results in Q1, a surprising frank CEO Tim Armstrong offered several explanations. During Wednesday’s earnings call, Armstrong said, “we have had a display strategy that was probably off-tune.” Full Article at AdWeek
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FORTUNE -- More than a decade since Brad Garlinghouse helmed a start-up, the ex-AOL president is in, a way, coming full circle. Only this time, he's joining the file-sending and sharing company YouSendIt as CEO. Though some had... Full Article at CNN/Money
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AOL is joining Microsoft in its open source ways. ZDNet reports, “AOL Joins Microsoft as Sponsor of Outercurve Foundation.” Outercurve facilitates the exchange of code between the open source community and corporations. It has been... Full Article at Beyond Search
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The company says that Starboard is "misleading" investors and acting in a way that is not in the best interests of the online firm. AOL has been getting hit from all sides by activist investor Starboard Value. But in a letter to... Full Article at CNET
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AOL (NYSE: AOL)‘s stock had its “equalweight” rating restated by equities researchers at Barclays Capital (NYSE: BCS) in a report issued on Monday. Shares of AOL traded up 2.27% during mid-day trading on Monday, hitting $24.80. AOL has a... Full Article at American Banking and Market News
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"We are turning the worst merger in history into something that is valuable," Armstrong said in an interview. The CEO also denied reports that AOL is considering... Full Article at TotalTelecom
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By now, it was assumed, Yahoo! (NASDAQ: YHOO) would have a new “change agent” CEO and Tim Armstrong of AOL (NYSE: AOL) would have been forced out of his job because of low ad revenue growth, losses at the Patch local websites and a stock... Full Article at 24x7 Wall St.
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AOL is hoping to make something off the drama of the past couple of years: $70 million would net the struggling Internet company about $10 million profit on what AOL originally paid for both TechCrunch and Engadget's original parent Weblogs Inc.
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We do not believe Jeffrey Smith and his Starboard nominees have demonstrated an understanding of AOL's basic business model
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The value of this patent portfolio is validated as Facebook completes its' IPO this week and as high-profile patent transactions between leaders like Facebook, IBM, AOL, Microsoft, Google and Yahoo! become more widely appreciated.
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We do not believe [Starboard Value CEO and chief investment officer] Jeffrey Smith and his Starboard nominees have demonstrated an understanding of AOL’s basic business model
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But do I think I can create a billion dollars of value with YouSendIt or AOL? No question. There's no contest.
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At AOL, I was working against the wind. I was looking for something that had growth that was playing into the macro trends that will play out over years
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I didn't want to be the salmon swimming upstream, and I think AOL was an experience with a lot of upstream swimming
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Genome is the culmination of a strategy that was put in place last year with the display ad agreement with Microsoft and AOL as well as the acquisition of interclick
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AOL publicly stated that upon the closing of the transaction it planned to return a significant portion of the patent sale proceeds to AOL's stockholders.
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Genome is the culmination of a strategy that was put in place last year with the display ad agreement with Microsoft and AOL as well as the acquisition of interclick
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Genome is the culmination of a strategy that was put in place last year with the display ad agreement with Microsoft and AOL as well as the acquisition of Interclick
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Google, Microsoft and AOL are hoping that their web video offerings and NewFront presentations will help them extract a healthy slice of the TV industry’s upfront money this year. Not happening.
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The main reason I wanted this acquisition was because I would finally have the resources I needed to grow HuffPost much faster than we could do it pre-AOL.
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Overall fundamentals remain weak and there are no signs of market share gains in any of AOL’s core businesses.
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I understand there might be some nervousness (at the Huffington Post) but this is a new space. This is a small group of core people who were not happy at AOL. It’s different working for a small company
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AOL is a much stronger company today than it was a year ago.
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Yahoo CEO: No hoodie; AOL CEO: No hoodie; Facebook CEO: hoodie. Coincidence?
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In the early days of AOL we were within their walls ... And it all worked great until it didn’t.
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AOL is a much stronger company today than a year ago and began 2012 by growing advertising revenue, lowering expenses and improving Adjusted OIBDA trends
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Yahoo CEO: No hoodie; AOL CEO: No hoodie; Facebook CEO: hoodie. Coincidence?
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AOL is a much stronger company today than a year ago and began 2012 by growing advertising revenue, lowering expenses and improving Adjusted OIBDA trends
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Yahoo CEO: No hoodie; AOL CEO: No hoodie; Facebook CEO: hoodie. Coincidence?
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AOL is a much stronger company today than a year ago and began 2012 by growing advertising revenue, lowering expenses and improving Adjusted OIBDA trends
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AOL is a much stronger company today than a year ago and began 2012 by growing advertising revenue, lowering expenses and improving adjusted OIBDA trends
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We’re just having fun and spending AOL’s money while we can
SOURCE: PandoDaily.com
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