Ashkan Karbasfrooshan

Will Wall Street Buy Tim Armstrong's Plans for AOL?

Hampton, quite true. I think one of the main issues is "type" of content. TWX has great "super premium" video content and long form journalism articles that don't do quite as well online as traditional media would like.

And... I am guessing, but not sure the AOL editors want to push these either, as they see what kind of content works better.


On Nov 15 11:46 AM Hampton wrote:

> It is curious that Bewkes is focusing Time Warner on content, yet
> he is spinning off AOL which is now hanging its hat on content. Either
> he doesn't believe AOL will succeed or he just doesn't want to make
> the effort.

Will Wall Street Buy Tim Armstrong's Plans for AOL?

Wow, thanks for the kind words. Glad you enjoyed them. I still pen management/success style articles on HipMojo.com.

On Nov 15 08:05 AM GordonG wrote:

> Ash -
>
> 1. I loved your old success articles from askmen.com. they were
> an inspiration for my own success. almost every one was a masterpiece.
>
>
> 2. excellent analysis on AOL. as a long-suffering TWX shareholder,
> i hope they finally figure it out.
>
> Keep up the great work!
>
> BEST WISHES!
>
> G

Where Is the Online Video Advertising Revenue Going?

UB, it was eMarketer's own figures, which they recently scaled back:

www.emarketer.com/Arti...