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ISSUE: February 1, 2012
Articles about AOL Time Warner
Special Bash-the-boss Edition
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4-15-2004
Lonely at the top? How can America’s super-CEOs be lonely with so many kibitzing critics writing kick-and-tell books about them? Here’s a sample of recent honcho bashers.
Everyone Else Must Fail: The Unvarnished Truth About Oracle and L...
Article Excerpts:
... In: Steve Case, Jerry Levin, and the Unmaking of
AOL Time Warner
by Nina Munk (Harper Collins Business). Can it...
...earthshaking announcement that Internet upstart
AOL Time Warner
had nabbed the Time Warner empire in a $165...
...the way she provides insightful portraits of
AOL Time Warner
’s Case, the...
page 2
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11-1-2001
Tired of facing shortages of qualified workers and spending billions on training, Corporate America is teaming up with schools in new efforts to close the “digital divide” — and prepare kids for work in the real world. From the time he ...
Article Excerpts:
...general and now U.S. Secretary of State, and
AOL Time Warner
Chairman Steve Case, the group has set a goal of...
page 1
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3-15-2004
The AOL founder returns to his Hawaiian homeland to deliver economic revival and a great golf game or two.
Article Excerpts:
...of engineering and announcing the $112 billion
AOL Time Warner
merger. But the ambitious goals of the company -...
Executive Reading
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12-15-2001
THE FUTURE OF IDEAS: THE FATE OF THE COMMONS IN A CONNECTED WORLD By Lawrence Lessig, Random House, $30
The Internet, perhaps the mightiest engine of creativity ever, is already being transformed into an equally potent obstacle t...
Article Excerpts:
...Quite likely, he speculates, Microsoft and
AOL Time Warner
will dominate the online world for years, even ...
Worth Repeating
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8-1-2003
"Right now I'm kind of like Rhett Butler walking out the door on his way to Charleston to look for a more normal life. — CNN founder
TED TURNER
on his decision to retire from AOL Time Warner. From
Fortune
magazine
Article Excerpts:
... TED TURNER on his decision to retire from
AOL Time Warner
. From Fortune magazine
