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NEWS ABOUT: Jeffrey Bewkes

Jeffrey Bewkes stories: 4 news summaries

As AOL Looks for Answers, Time Warner Hopes for Deal

The parent of the struggling Internet giant says AOL needs a partner

Mar 12, 08 1:08 PM CDT
(Newser) - AOL’s efforts at launching an Internet ad-sales business—dubbed Platform A—continue to stumble, the New York Times reports. Parent Time Warner Monday fired another exec and yesterday said it’s willing to combine AOL with another company to jump-start the moribund division it’s already spent $1 billion... More »

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Yahoo • Google • Internet • Time Warner • AOL • Microsoft • Jeffrey Bewkes • advertising sales • Platform A • dial-up Internet • spinoff

UPDATED

Time Warner Plans AOL Spin-Off

New CEO also
considers selling
Time Warner Cable

Feb 6, 08 11:44 AM CST
(Newser) - In an effort to revive the company's slumping stock, Time Warner's new CEO plans to break up AOL, keeping its growing online ad properties, but unloading its increasingly obsolete dial-up Internet service provider. Operating income at AOL fell 70% in the fourth quarter, as the company continued to lose Internet-access... More »

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Wall Street • Time Warner • AOL • Jeffrey Bewkes • cable industry • Time Warner Cable

Time Warner Focus Turns
to Possible Breakup

Investors want stripped-down, agile company

Dec 28, 07 10:19 AM CST
(Newser) - What do you do when you take over the world’s biggest media company? If you’re new Time Warner CEO Jeffrey Bewkes, you probably sharpen some knives. Bewkes may soon spin off AOL as well as the conglomerate’s cable and magazine divisions, Bloomberg reports. “There’s nothing... More »

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Time Warner • AOL • mergers and acquisitions • Jeffrey Bewkes • media conglomerates • movies

AOL to Buy
Online Ad
Outfit Quigo

It's the last big
acquisition in new restructuring plan

Nov 7, 07 4:15 PM CST
(Newser) - AOL will purchase online advertiser Quigo, its final acquisition on a major restructuring agenda. The Time Warner unit has had poor ad growth recently—13% this past quarter, down from 40% percent levels—and is seen as trying to stay competitive with Google and Yahoo. The purchase, reportedly valued at... More »

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Yahoo • Google • Time Warner • AOL • Microsoft • online advertising • aQuantive • Quigo • Jeffrey Bewkes • Randy Falco

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