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Showing 1-11 of 11 results foundAOL to buy Time Warner in historic merger
January 10, 2000 In a stunning announcement, America Online says it will acquire Time Warner to create the world's largest media company.AOL chief: Established media to dominate
September 27, 2006 Despite explosion in online content creation, Jonathan Miller says existing media companies will make the money.CBS forms online video-sharing network
April 12, 2007 Users can share clips, full-length features for free. Partners include both established and fledgling platforms.AOL to users: Don't defect--here's free stuff
August 2, 2006 Eyeballing advertising revenue, the Time Warner Internet subsidiary transitions from an ISP to a media company.Time Warner settles fraud charges over online ads
March 21, 2005 Company agrees to pay $300 million and to restate financial results. Three execs also settle.YouTube: The talk of Tinseltown
March 30, 2006 The video upload company is on everyone's lips at a gathering of entertainment and media companies.The new name of the media game
November 16, 2005 CNET News.com's Harry Fuller says new media and old media are both missing the boat.Yahoo hires another top media exec
April 26, 2005 Net giant continues hiring spree, taps senior VP of AOL broadband to help run content operations at Yahoo Media Group.Parsons faces major test in unifying AOL
April 3, 2002 special report The CEO-elect will inherit an unpredictable ensemble of executives next month when he takes the reins of the world's largest media company from outgoing chief Gerald Levin.NBC, News Corp. push new Web rival to YouTube
March 22, 2007 Also piling on in the online video effort are AOL, MSN, Yahoo and MySpace, and some big-time advertisers, too.Worm attack forces Reuters IM offline
April 14, 2005 The media company confirms that it shut down its instant messaging system after a new Kelvir worm attempted to spread over its network.
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