As we're on all things world wide web, here's some internet news for you. Steve Case, a co-founder of America Online, has resigned from the board of media conglom Time Warner (the media company which no longer has anything to do with Warner Music, of course). Case resigned as chairman of AOL two years ago, but has remained on the board of the parent company ever since, even though some of the group's shareholders pretty much blamed him for all the financial woes that the company suffered after the AOL/Time Warner merger. Case says he is leaving the Time Warner post to concentrate on his new investment company Revolution LLC, adding that he was now happy with the way AOL was operating within Time Warner and that, as a major shareholder in the group, he would maintain an active interest in AOL's strategic development. So there you go.
Nov 1, 2005
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AOL co-founder quits Time Warner board
Steve Case, AOL co-founder, has resigned from the Time Warner board to focus on his investment company Revolution LLC.