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Tag Archives: AOL-Huffington Post merger
AOL CEO: 86 percent of commerce is local, but 100 percent of our lives is local
WASHINGTON — Five months after the $315 million merger of AOL and HuffingtonPost.com, AOL’s CEO and Chairman Tim Armstrong, and Arianna Huffington, AOL Huffington Post Media Group president and editor in chief, spoke at the National Press Club Friday about … Continue reading
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Tagged aol, AOL Huffington Post Media Group, AOL-Huffington Post merger, Arianna Huffington, audience, citizen journalism, CMS platforms, engagement, Future of Media, future of news, global journalism, hyperlocal, local news, National Press Club, patch.com, Tim Armstrong
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