Mourning the Death of AIM With Memories of Our Most Embarrassing Screen Names
Pour one out for AOL Instant Messenger.
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Oath, The Place Yahoo’ll Go!
Verizon is reportedly merging Yahoo and AOL and calling them “Oath.”
By Madison Malone KircherThe Voice of AOL’s ‘You’ve Got Mail’ Is Driving an Uber in Ohio
You’ve got … Uber.
By Madison Malone KircherFather of ‘Distressed Baby’ Leaves AOL/Huffington Post
The target of Tim Armstrong's comments got a new job.
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AOL’s 401(k) Plan Won’t Be Affected by ‘Distressed Babies’
After some backlash, Tim Armstrong has decided to reverse the changes to his company's benefits plan.
By Caroline BankoffAOL CEO on 401(k) Changes: Blame Obamacare and Two Pregnant Employees’ ‘Distressed Babies’
On a company-wide conference call.
By Joe CoscarelliAOL Still Refuses to Admit Patch Is Dead or Dying
CEO Tim Armstrong is in denial about his failed local news initiative.
By Joe CoscarelliSarah Jessica Parker Channeled Her Inner Carrie
Studs meet polka dots meet bubble-gum pink.
By Julie MaAOL CEO Tim Armstrong Sorry Everyone Heard Him Fire That Guy
But it doesn't sound like he's getting his job back.
By Joe CoscarelliListen to AOL CEO Tim Armstrong Casually Fire Someone During a Conference Call
"Abel, you're fired! Out."
By Caroline BankoffAOL CEO Reportedly Fired Someone for Taking His Picture During a Meeting About Layoffs
Tim Armstrong prefers to call them "impacts."
By Joe CoscarelliFacebook Is Thinking About Moving Downtown
To AOL's building.
By Caroline BankoffWhy Rich, Famous, and Old People Need to Ditch Their AOL E-mails
They're easy to hack.
By Joe CoscarelliThe Huffington Post Is Not Not for Sale
AOL isn't shopping it, but is open to ideas.
By Joe CoscarelliArianna Huffington Is Still Not the Boss of Michael Arrington
He's returning to the AOL-owned TechCrunch, but not on Huffington's terms.
By Joe CoscarelliAOL Board Puts Down Pesky Investor Insurrection
All eight board directors were reelected today.
By Joe CoscarelliAspiring Start-up Dude Spent Two Months Secretly Living on AOL’s Amenities
Tech companies officially have the best free stuff.
By Joe CoscarelliAOL Rumored to Be Selling TechCrunch and Engadget [Updated]
The company would reportedly part with their tech blogs for at least $70 million.
By Joe CoscarelliFacebook Buying AOL Patents From Microsoft for $550 Million
Zuckerberg goes through the middleman.
By Joe CoscarelliArianna Huffington Is Keeping Her Hacked AOL E-Mail Account
Nigerian spammers tried phishing her address book.
By Andre Tartar