Tagged: AOL

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Yahoo! hustles display ad deal to fend off Facebook
Yahoo!'s top brass are hustling to secure a mutual ad-selling arrangement with Microsoft and AOL in a bid to stop Facebook from sky-rocketing to the top of the US display advertising market.

Michael Arrington gets crunched by AOL
TechCrunch founder Michael Arrington to leave the technology blog site following dispute over editorial independence.

Bebo - redefined and refreshed?
Just like Myspace before it, Bebo is revamping itself after period of decline, adopting a more niche stance in social network world.

Huffington Post set for UK launch
Huffington Post founder Arianna Huffington has announced a UK version of her popular news website, due to be launched this summer.

AOL ditches 30 sites as reshuffling continues
As part of its merger with the Huffington Post, AOL is culling its portfolio of websites, following the laying off of more than 200 members of staff two weeks ago.

Google's mad men say 2011 will be mobile advertising's year
As billboards get a mobile payment tech makeover as out-of-home advertising looks back to the future, Google's mad men have tipped 2011 to be the year of mobile and in-app ads.

AOL continues rebranding efforts by scooping up Huffington Post
One-time dial-up kings put down the right numbers to nab popular news site The Huffington Post, with the site's mistress of ceremonies Arianna Huffington assuming editorial control at AOL.

AOL: revenue slide of a quarter, but bright end to 2010
Web pioneers AOL may have seen revenue on a downward slope for much of 2010, but a resurgence in the last quarter will give fans of the web portal hope for the future.

Yahoo! not a search company, CEO Bartz says
Leader of multifaceted web outlet Yahoo! declares the company's about content, communications, media and innovation and shies away from search tag.

Google prepares to shake up the search engine market
Google dropped another 0.4 per cent in the search engine stakes last month, with the combined forces of Bing and Yahoo! scooping up its losses