Mourning the Death of AIM With Memories of Our Most Embarrassing Screen Names
Pour one out for AOL Instant Messenger.
By Anna SilmanPour one out for AOL Instant Messenger.
By Anna SilmanVerizon is reportedly merging Yahoo and AOL and calling them “Oath.”
By Madison Malone KircherYou’ve got … Uber.
By Madison Malone KircherThe target of Tim Armstrong's comments got a new job.
By Joe CoscarelliAfter some backlash, Tim Armstrong has decided to reverse the changes to his company's benefits plan.
By Caroline BankoffOn a company-wide conference call.
By Joe CoscarelliCEO Tim Armstrong is in denial about his failed local news initiative.
By Joe CoscarelliStuds meet polka dots meet bubble-gum pink.
By Julie MaBut it doesn't sound like he's getting his job back.
By Joe Coscarelli"Abel, you're fired! Out."
By Caroline BankoffTim Armstrong prefers to call them "impacts."
By Joe CoscarelliTo AOL's building.
By Caroline BankoffThey're easy to hack.
By Joe CoscarelliAOL isn't shopping it, but is open to ideas.
By Joe CoscarelliHe's returning to the AOL-owned TechCrunch, but not on Huffington's terms.
By Joe CoscarelliAll eight board directors were reelected today.
By Joe CoscarelliTech companies officially have the best free stuff.
By Joe CoscarelliThe company would reportedly part with their tech blogs for at least $70 million.
By Joe CoscarelliZuckerberg goes through the middleman.
By Joe CoscarelliNigerian spammers tried phishing her address book.
By Andre Tartar