The agreement with Microsoft represents the culmination of a robust auction process for our patent portfolio,” said Tim Armstrong, AOL’s Chairman and CEO. AOL is selling more than 800 patents to Microsoft for $1.056 billion in cash.
But given the "content farm" changes both engines are supposed to be implementing, having a major agreement with AOL search and a potentially massive use of this Microsoft platform, maybe AOL CEO Tim Armstrong is smartly taking steps to keep his...
CEO Tim Armstrong announced that AOL's profits for 2010 were up, despite an overall drop in revenue. Profits Up, Revenue Down At AOL by Frank Watson LEAKED: AOL's Master Plan - Silicon Alley Insider Introducing the Android Market website - Google...
As Tim Armstrong, AOL's CEO, said last year. Demand Media, AOL's recent moves, eHow, Yahoo Answers, Quora and so on have shown this is a profitable way to game the system. So is his recent comment on the Google Webmaster Help Videos a good...
Chairman and CEO Tim Armstrong remained confident and said during the earnings' call that "It's about taking a company that was very sick and making it healthy. One search engine that could really do with higher revenues is AOL.
Speaking at the Fortune Brainstorm Tech conference in Aspen, AOL CEO Tim Armstrong said there were more than two contenders in the race for its search deal. It's going to go very fast, notably because Armstrong said that advertising would be AOL's...
The AOL/Google search partnership agreement is ending this year and according to AOL CEO Tim Armstrong the company will be looking for the best possible deal, though Google will get "firsts dibs", according to the Wall Street Journal.
Tim Armstrong and AOL employees rang the bell at the New York Stock Exchange this morning, to signal the beginning of trading - including AOL stock as an independent company. We have a clear strategy, a focused mission and a firm commitment to...
The announcement was made shortly after hiring Tim Armstrong away from Google as President. AOL currently relies on Google for their search, and there's no sign of that changing anytime soon. Last spring, Time Warner announced that it would spin...
Earlier this year, Tim Armstrong left Google to head up the struggling internet company. AOL has tapped Shashi Seth as Senior Vice President of Global Advertising Products. Shashi is unmatched in the industry as an innovator with an outstanding...
Tim Armstrong left Google to run AOL earlier this year. Now, he's been tapped to run Internet and mobile communications at AOL. Garlinghouse isn't the only big name to join AOL. In 2006, Brad Garlinghouse made waves at Yahoo!
Though, with former Google exec Tim Armstrong now running things at AOL, I'd prefer to see AOL go for broke and develop their own search engine. When the Time Warner board voted in late May to spin off AOL, buying back Google's 5% stake in the...
The mission was carried out by the Apollo 11 crew which carried Neil Armstrong, Michael Collins, and Buzz Aldrin. Armstrong and Aldrin actually walked on the moon, while Collins orbited. Confessions of an SEO Copywriter (You don't need a lot of...
The combination of search, local and mapping could be the perfect storm for AOL, if new CEO Tim Armstrong has his way. Local remains one of the most disaggregated experiences on the Web today -- there's a lot of information out there but simply no...
Brand spankin' new AOL CEO (and former Google VP) Tim Armstrong had this to say: Right now, Time Warner owns 95% of AOL and Google owns the other 5%. Time Warner plans to buy back the 5% Google stake in the third quarter of 2009 before it spins off...
He will report directly to AOL Chairman and CEO Tim Armstrong. Levick comes to AOL from Google, where he was most recently VP of Industry Development and Marketing, The Americas. In a press release this morning, AOL announced that Jeff Levick will...
AOL recently hired Tim Armstrong, former Google Senior Vice President, as CEO. Time Warner has notified Google of its intent to purchase their 5% stock in AOL. Time Warner, parent company of AOL, has reported their first quarter earnings for 2009...
Dennis Woodside Tapped to Replace Tim Armstrong at Google Posted by Nathania Johnson Mar 19, 2009 Dennis Woodside has been tapped to replace Tim Armstrong at Google. Last week, AOL announced that Armstrong had been selected as their new CEO.
Dennis Woodside has been tapped to replace Tim Armstrong at Google. Last week, AOL announced that Armstrong had been selected as their new CEO. Armstrong was Sr. Armstrong will take over for Randy Falco.
VP Tim Armstrong was recently tapped to be AOL's CEO. Google owns a 5% stake in AOL and Google Sr. AOL has announced the completion of transitioning from providing offerings via DoubleClick to providing full service offerings via ADTECH.
