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...a less generous and non-voluntary round of layoffs could follow. In a Securities and Exchange Commission filing, AOL said that it expects to spend $200 million as it restructures the company. The company said it hopes to save $300...

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...being acquired by AOL in 2001, at the height of the dot-com boom, Time Warner said this week it will spin AOL off as a separate company on Dec. 9. AOL's legacy dial-up Internet access business has been fading for many years, and the...

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...promised benefits were never achieved. The December spin-off is expected to effectively value AOL's market capitalization at around $3 billion. AOL said that Chief Executive Tim Armstrong told employees of the layoff plan via video and...

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...Corporation 26,961 2 Yahoo! Sites 144,304 27 Bank of America 26,148 3 Microsoft Sites 121,093 28 Time Warner - Excluding AOL 25,911 4 AOL LLC 105,016 29 Weatherbug Property 25,515 5 Fox Interactive Media 84,632 30 Answers.com Sites 24,997 6...

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...26 percent of users. MySpace Mobile was at No. 7 with about 23 percent. AOL's instant messaging service app was just outside the top 10 at No. 11 with 19 percent. Software that lets Apple mobile users tap into Google Earth's maps was...

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...on the user's computer to restart the cycle. On March 6, 2008, during Apple Inc.'s iPhone SDK event, AOL announced that they would be releasing an AIM application for iPhone and iPod Touch users. The application is available for free from the...

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...initiatives to expand its network, including giving developers greater access to its AIM network. AOL further cited Apple Inc.'s (AAPL: , , ) decision to include a downloadable AIM application for the iPhone. The Bebo transaction...

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...suddenly become much more plausible. In fact, Apple showed off an AOL chat program during Thursday's announcement, along with games that can be controlled using the iPhone's accelerometer. (That's what flips photos and Web pages when...

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...which haven't garnered as much consumer interest as online music sales. Last month, Time Warner Inc.'s AOL also scrapped its pay-for-download movie service. Wal-Mart initially offered films from $12.88 to $19.88 and individual TV...

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...downloads, which haven't garnered as much consumer interest as online music sales. Last month, AOL also scrapped its pay-for-download movie service. Wal-Mart initially offered films from $12.88 to $19.88 and individual TV episodes for...

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