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businessinsider.com - 3/26/2009
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We found a rant in our inbox from "an ex AOL dev." It's a bit untidy, but it makes a few interesting, contrarian points.
The AOL Client was (and remains) popular, still “used by more than 28.6 million people on broadband and dial-up connections every day.”
Instead of deciding ...
deadlinehollywooddaily.com - 3/28/2009
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deadlinehollywooddaily.com —
EXCLUSIVE & UPDATED: Sources tell me that former
AOL CEO Jon Miller has agreed to join News...
Corp in a newly created role as CEO, Digital Media. He will report to Rupert Murdoch and be based in NYC and in charge of Internet and mobile businesses ...
(more)
Digital Changes For News Corp: Ex-AOL'er Jon Miller ...
gigaom.com - 3/25/2009
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gigaom.com —
The growing popularity of Twitter and Facebook’s news
feed functionality has made everyone embrace life streaming —...
essentially a way for us to broadcast our daily digital lives via photos, videos, postings and status updates — as a way to ...
(more)
AOL, Yahoo Will Add Life Streams To Their Popular Web ...
nytimes.com - 4/1/2009
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Jonathan F. Miller, who led AOL from 2002
to 2006, will oversee News Corp.’s digital businesses, including...
MySpace.
(more)
Former AOL Chief to Oversee Digital at News Corp.
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A former AOL developer shares his manifesto on how to save the company. [The Business Insider]
Many doctors are doubtful about Obama's plan for electronic patient records. [New York Times]
Don't believe the hype about Conficker, the computer virus that's set to wreak havoc on April 1. [WSJ Digits Blog]Related Links Last Bytes: How Much are You Paying for Mobile Calls? Fed Stands Pat, But Did ...
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