AOL is looking to cut 2,500 jobs. Before they go through the tough choice of choosing who to let go, they’re asking if anyone wants to volunteer to get the axe.
Oh, how I’ve been there and oh, how this sucks for AOL-ers. Goodbye, productivity. Hello, everyone trying to figure out if they’re safe.
At least the process seems to have a defined endpoint. AOL says they expect to incur $200 million in costs from “re-structuring” and that those costs will incur before the December 9 spinoff date.
Verizon has agreed to acquire Yahoo's operating business in a $4.8 billion cash deal, sealing the fate of one of the internet's pioneering giants.
Google trounces Yahoo and Bing when it comes to ad impressions and CTR, but the numbers are much closer than they were three years ago. Less competition - and lower CPC - is definitely a factor.
To compete with Google and Facebook, Microsoft and AOL are training one another on their respective strengths: content and programmatic.
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