As of today, TechCrunch can no longer claim establishment-flouting indie blog status. AOL announced Tuesday morning that it Read More
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What you need to know – Thursday 9/28/10
AOL might buy TechCrunch. Well, for now its mostly in theory, since according to the posters of this Read More
AOL chief Tim Armstrong announced the roll-out of Project Devil, Monday, a new advertising platform that looks Read More
AOL and its hyperlocal news source Patch Media Corporation announced Tuesday the launch of PatchU, a new network Read More
It appears DataViz has a new home. The maker of a Documents To Go application for the Blackberry, Read More
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AOL sells Bebo for ‘meaningful tax deduction’
AOL has sold social networking site Bebo, the one it bought two years ago, to Criterion Capital Partners Read More
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DST acquires AOL’s ICQ for $187.5 million
AOL and Digital Sky Technologies Limited (DST), announced on Wednesday that DST would be buying AOL’s ICQ, for Read More
AOL will layoff 1,400 people this week as part of CEO Tim Armstrong’s restructuring efforts. In November, shortly Read More
The latest numbers from a review of November 2009 show that Facebook has ousted AOL as fourth largest Read More
On December 9, Time Warner releases AOL from its grasp. The deal will result in 105.7 million shares Read More
Tim Armstrong, CEO of AOL, used his appearance at the Web 2.0 summit Thursday to make a big Read More
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Web 2.0: Jonathan Miller on fixing MySpace
With traffic down and loss of direction, it’s quite clear MySpace is in trouble. Jonathan Miller who was Read More
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AOL milks the cow; plus Amazon vs. Sony
This episode is brought to you by our sponsor Smule, the creators of iPhone applications like Ocarina, has Read More
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Google is king, but Bing’s still growing
The battle to be the best search engine got an update recently, as comScore just released data analyzing Read More
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JanRain reins in $3 million for OpenID
JanRain, provider of OpenID business solutions, has just raised $3 million in a Series A round of financing, Read More