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Showing 1-11 of 11 results foundAOL lays off 750 employees
December 8, 2004 Job losses come mostly from company's Dulles, Va., headquarters, as part of an overall restructuring of the business.AOL to list YellowPages.com ads
June 8, 2005 Online ad listings from YellowPages.com, SBC Smartpages.com and BellSouth RealPages.com will be displayed on AOL Yellow Pages.AOL: You've got free e-mail
August 2, 2006 Company is looking to transform itself into a Yahoo-style media portal but still relies on ISP revenue. Can it solve the puzzle?AOL buys ad firm Tacoda
July 24, 2007 Time Warner's Net unit adds a behavioral targeting firm to its advertising arsenal.AOL slims to grow
December 3, 2004 Imminent layoffs--of more than 700 workers--may help America Online grow as subscriptions deline.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.AOL cues up free video
November 19, 2004 ISP foresees broadband bonanza and plans to offer on-demand video in coming weeks, News.com has learned.AOL's remixed Messenger
May 12, 2005 IM chief Chamath Palihapitiya explains how free e-mail fits into the company's plan to be your hub for staying in touch.Year in review: Searching for a winner
December 17, 2004 Google went public; Yahoo perfected its own search; and Microsoft said, "Don't count me out!" Then there were all those me-toos.Week in review: Tech's shopping spree
March 14, 2008 Big companies go on the hunt for acquisitions to beef up their positions, while developers get many warm welcomes. Also: Unruly at South by Southwest.Advertisers may face public humiliation over adware
February 10, 2006 U.S. Federal Trade Commission may put companies that use adware to advertise their products up for public humiliation.
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