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1. www.cnet.com › culture › how-the-aol-time-warnerHow the AOL-Time Warner merger went so wrong - CNET

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   Jan 10, 2000 · The transaction was spun to the world as a merger of equals, but in reality AOL, with its more valuable stock, was acquiring Time Warner. AOL would own 55 percent of the new company and Time ...

2. www.newyorker.com › magazine › 2003/01/27The Culture Excuse - The New Yorker

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   Jan 19, 2003 · The synergy gurus at AOL Time Warner have now taken their leave. Perhaps the culture gurus will follow suit. Published in the print edition of the January 27, 2003, issue, with the headline “The ...

3. www.vanityfair.com › news › 2004January 2004: Nina Munk on the AOL-Time Warner merger

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   Sep 8, 2009 · The difference between AOL’s proposed ratio and Time Warner’s seemed insurmountable. Back and forth, back and forth, the two sides went, each time making the smallest possible concessions ...

4. fortune.com › 2015/01/10 › 15-years-later-lessons15 years later, lessons from the failed AOL-Time Warner merger

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   Jan 10, 2015 · January 10, 2015, 9:00 AM PST. FILE -- Gerald Levin of Time Warner, left, with Stephen Case of America Online, announcing A.O.L.'s $165 billion deal to acquire Time Warner in January 2000. Time ...

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5. trellispoint.com › blog › the-aol-time-warner-mergerThe AOL & Time Warner Merger Debacle: Ungrowth in M&A | The ...

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   Aug 22, 2024 · One of the most significant barriers to a successful merger was the stark cultural differences between the two companies. AOL, with its fast-paced, innovative culture, clashed with Time Warner's more traditional, bureaucratic environment. This cultural discord led to miscommunication and friction at various levels of the organization.

6. stvp.stanford.edu › wp-content › uploadsHow Did the AOL-Time Warner Merger Go Wrong?

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   Steve Case, former CEO and chairman of America Online, says that while the dot.com bubble bursting may have added to demise of the venture, he believes that the core reason goes back to the three P’s: there was a culture clash between the two companies; the passion that pushed AOL forward diminished; and people wanted a quick fix to profit ...

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   Did AOL buy Time Warner?

   • The deal was sealed at a dinner in early January at Case's house in McLean, Va. The transaction was spun to the world as a merger of equals, but in reality AOL, with its more valuable stock, was acquiring Time Warner. AOL would own 55 percent of the new company and Time Warner, 45 percent.

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   What happened to Time Warner & AOL?

   • FILE -- Gerald Levin of Time Warner, left, with Stephen Case of America Online, announcing A.O.L.'s $165 billion deal to acquire Time Warner in January 2000. Time Warner said on Thursday, May 28, 2009, that it would file for divorce in one of the most ill-fated marriages in the history of the media and technology business, its 2001 merger with AOL.

   15 years later, lessons from the failed AOL-Time Warner merger

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   Is the AOL-Time Warner partnership unworkable?

   • It occurred to more than one member of the Time Warner team that the tension building that weekend might be a sign of things to come—that, after all, the AOL Time Warner partnership might be unworkable. Had they witnessed the fight that took place between Jerry Levin and Steve Case, their suspicions would have been confirmed.

   January 2004: Nina Munk on the AOL-Time Warner merger

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   What if AOL merged with Time Warner?

   • AOL would own 55 percent of the new company and Time Warner, 45 percent. But the new board would have an equal number of AOL and Time Warner directors. Levin would be chief executive, and Case would be chairman. Over a weekend, the two sides conducted due diligence, with teams of lawyers camped out in two law offices in Manhattan.

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   Would AOL benefit from Time Warner?

   • AOL, in turn, would benefit from access to Time Warner’s cable network as well as to the content, adding its layer of so-called ‘user friendly’ interfaces on top of the pipes. The whole thing was “transformative” (a word that gets really old really fast when reading about this period).

   15 years later, lessons from the failed AOL-Time Warner merger

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   Will time Warner & AOL get divorced?

   • Time Warner said on Thursday, May 28, 2009, that it would file for divorce in one of the most ill-fated marriages in the history of the media and technology business, its 2001 merger with AOL. The companies hope the separation is complete at the end of the year. (Ruby Washington/The New York Times)

   15 years later, lessons from the failed AOL-Time Warner merger

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8. www.nytimes.com › dealbook › aol-time-warnerWhat Happened to AOL Time Warner? - The New York Times

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   Jun 15, 2018 · June 15, 2018. Thursday marked the end of Time. AT&T said on Thursday that it had closed its $84.5 billion acquisition of Time Warner. The announcement marked the completion of a 17-year unwinding ...