Social network responds to criticism from users, privacy advocates, and regulators.
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Facebook to Introduce Simplified Privacy Settings Tomorrow
CEO Tim Armstrong discusses AOL’s content strategy and its reasons for parting with Bebo.
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Armstrong Reinforces AOL’s Focus on Quality Content
Revenues fall for display, search, and network sales, as Armstrong tries to lead company into leaner future.
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AOL’s Ad Sales Drop 19%, Reinforcing Struggling Brand Image
The IAB’s political action committee, funded by the likes of AOL’s Tim Armstrong and industry vet Dave Morgan, gave thousands to U.S. lawmakers who could decide the fate of behavioral ads and other key issues
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IAB Gave Thousands to Influence Key Lawmakers
CEO Armstrong says company will retreat from some of the 40 countries where it now operates.
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AOL to Shrink Global Presence in 2010
On eve of split with Time Warmer, CEO Armstrong details how AOL will contend with the likes of CitySearch, Yelp, and Google.
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AOL to Think Locally After Spin-Off
Longtime head of Razorfish’s media buying strategy will not accompany the agency to Publicis.
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Razorfish Stalwart Jeff Lanctot Sticks With Microsoft
Nine members hail from online, media, entertainment and finance sectors. Tim Armstrong is named chairman.
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AOL Names Board Members