A new 'Glow' for AOL's blogs? Good luck

Quietly, AOL Becomes an Overseer of Niche Sites
nytimes.com 1/12/2009 — Tens of millions of consumers visit some of AOL’s 70 specialty sites, some without even knowing it. >

Balderton raises $430 million fund, but boot-strapped startups are probably out
uk.techcrunch.com 1/12/2009 — London-based Balderton Capital has secured a new £285 million ($430 million) fund to invest in technology and media startups in the downturn. Amazingly, despite the banking crisis, Balderton got the new fund together in only two months, which ...

AOL Officially Turning Into Content Company, To Launch 30 New Sites in 2009
profy.com 1/12/2009 — Today AOL is announcing launch of a specialized business unit, MediaGlow, intended to coordinate all the digital publishing efforts and handle management of existing AOL websites and launch of new ones. We have seen examples of AOL launching various ...

AOL Announces Expansion of Publishing Unit with the Creation of MediaGlow
corp.aol.com 1/12/2009 — NEW YORK, NY, January 12, 2009 – After a year of strong growth for its programming efforts, AOL announced today a series of significant developments that will dramatically expand, reposition and monetize its digital publishing business in ...

AOL "MediaGlow" Sites Still Dependent On AOL.com Traffic (TWX)
alleyinsider.com 1/13/2009 — In a weekend New York Times article describing AOL's (TWX) latest reinvention -- a plan to rely less on AOL.com and more on 75 or so niche sites such as Engadget, TMZ and Spinner.com -- the president of the new media divison, Bill Wilson, said that ...

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