Can AOL Be Saved?
Posted by: Tom Lowry on December 03, 2009
In less than a week, AOL’s corporate overlords at Time Warner will spin out the Internet unit, ending what is arguably the worst corporate marriage ever. Here’s our take in this week’s magazine, the first edition of Bloomberg BusinessWeek, on what CEO Tim Armstrong is up against.
What do you think? Does Armstrong have a chance of turning around AOL?
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