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  • February 2008

    • You've Got No Mail: DC Techies Ponder Life After AOL

      Washington Post  |  Feb 18, 08 10:12 AM CST

      You've Got No Mail: DC Techies Ponder Life After AOL

      (Newser) - AOL is moving its HQ to New York, cutting nearly half of its 5,700 DC-area jobs, and leaving serious questions about the Washington, DC area’s tech industry in its wake. AOL’s declining fortunes have already hurt the sector, but local techies and VCs have fought back with numerous startups, reports the Washington Post . More »

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  • September 2007

    • AOL Packs for Move to NY

      Washington Post  |  Sep 17, 07 3:11 PM CDT

      AOL Packs for Move to NY

      (Newser) - AOL headquarters will move from Dulles, Va., to New York, improving access to the ad industry that's crucial to its evolving business strategy. Execs say AOL's 4,000 employees in the DC suburb won't lose their jobs, but locals are worried. "This is a loss and there is no way to sugarcoat it," one business leader told the Washington Post. More »

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      New York City  • Washington DC  • Virginia  • AOL  • Time Warner  • Dulles

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