Tim Armstrong

Now that AOL ( NYSE: AOL ) CEO Tim Armstrong has said the most he'll do with MapQuest is an operational partnership, not a sale, it looks like instant messaging service ICQ could be at the top of the sell list—and, according to multiple reports, Russia's Digital Sky Technologies (DST) is interested. Read More

CBS Interactive is cutting the cord on third-party ad networks and some online ad exchanges effective immediately, paidContent has learned. Read More

A lot of media forecasting was going on this week in New York City. UBS held its 37 th Annual Global Media & Communication Conference and the leaders of virtually all of the leading media companies participated. Read More

AOL finally became a publicly traded, independent company earlier today when its shares became officially available on the NYSE. Read More

A newly emancipated AOL could undercut its big bet on original online content without a more enterprising, integrated social media strategy to connect with users. Read More

AOL will begin trading on the New York Stock Exchange as an independent company on Thursday, challenged with the task of convincing shareholders and customers that an internet has-been still matters. Read More

AOL may be going through layoffs, but that doesn't mean its not hiring-up at the same time. Read More

AOL CEO Tim Armstrong is participating in a keynote Q&A at the UBS 37th Annual Global Media and Communications Conference today. Read More

AOL is about to cut ties to Time Warner (TWX) and CEO Tim Armstrong has been making his case to current and potential investors. Read More

[In progress] When AOL ( NYSE: TWX ) CEO Tim Armstrong arrived at the company several months ago he discovered its content and ad systems made up of a patchwork quilt. Read More