AOL Europe CEO leaves after six weeks
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The chief executive of AOL's European operations is leaving the company after less than two months to take another job.
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Ted Leonsis, a top leader at AOL for 13 years, will give up his management role but remain vice chairman of the company.
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AOL's chief technology officer Maureen  Govern, who oversaw the division responsible for accidentally  releasing search data for more than a half a millions users,  has resigned from the company, according to an internal company  memorandum.
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George Reyes will be one of only a few of the Internet search giantâs top executives to have left since its founding in 1998.
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Jeff Bewkes, the new chief of Time Warner, said he planned to separate AOLâs online access and advertising businesses and possibly spin off the rest of the companyâs cable division.
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Time Warner Inc.'s  AOL online  division on Thursday said about 5,000, or about 26 percent of  its 19,000 employees, will not be employed by the company  within six months as a result of its retructuring.
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AOL's new chief, Randy Falco, sees the  line dividing traditional and new media blurring even further  as he takes the reins of the online division of the world's  biggest media company Time Warner Inc.
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Three senior executives are leaving AOL following a recent shake-up that brought in a veteran NBC executive as the online company's new chief executive, two people familiar with the matter said Friday.
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As the stakes slide higher in the search technology game, Ask.com's CEO is now leaving that search firm company, just days after Microsoft made a $1.2 billion bid for troubled search software firm Fast Search & Transfer.
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By ANICK JESDANUN  NEW YORK - Three senior executives are leaving AOL following a recent shake-up that brought in a veteran NBC executive as the online company's new chief executive, two people familiar with the matter said Friday.
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(InfoWorld) - AOL has named Ron Grant president and chief operating officer (COO). Grant was most recently the senior vice president for operations at AOL's parent company, Time Warner, where he worked closely with President and COO Jeff Bewkes on strategy, digital initiatives and operations. As part of his duties, he was key to developing AOL's new strategy focused on advertising. His appointment was announced on Tuesday by AOL'sÂ newly installed chairman and chief executive officerÂ (CEO), Randy Falco, who had been president and COO of NBC Universal Television Group before being tapped to replace Jonathan Miller in the top job. Miller was ousted earlier this month after leading Time Warner's Internet division since 2002. AOL was already in decline when Miller became chairman and CEO and he was unable to arrest its slide, with cable and broadband Internet companies continuing to steal subscribers from AOL and its model based heavily on dial-up service. The company announced in August that it was restructuring that business model, turning the AOL site into a free portal with the aim of bringing in revenue from online advertising. AOL also said it would lay off up to 5,000 employees. Grant obviously is well aware of what he's getting into as he moves from the parent company to the subsidiary, where he previously was senior vice president of business affairs and development, managing a team in charge of business development. Grant's "deep knowledge" of AOL and the Internet market, plus his relationships with others at Time Warner are "critical" factors in AOL's change in strategy, Falco said in a written statement.ADVERTISEMENTNEW IT SERVICES FROM IBM: EASIER TO BUY AND IMPLEMENTDiscover a simpler, more cost-effective way to get the solutions your company needs to grow more flexible and efficient.
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The Microsoft Corp.  executive in charge of closing the gap on Web search leader Google Inc  is leaving the company, a source familiar with the situation said on Wednesday.
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Gateway CEO will resign at the end of January, clearing the way for Acer's top executive in the Americas to take the helm.
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AOL chief technology officer Maureen  Govern, who oversaw the division responsible for accidentally  releasing search data for more than a half a millions Internet  users, has resigned from the company, according to an internal  company memorandum.
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A senior executive at European aerospace firm EADS  has resigned, exposing a tussle over the 25-billion-euro revenue powerhouse at subsidiary Airbus days before a showdown for plane orders with Boeing.
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Ted Leonsis, a self-made technology entrepreneur who helped turn AOL into a multibillion-dollar business and later helped guide it through a recovery from the dot-com bust, said yesterday that he plans to step down at the end of the year from his day-to-day responsibilities at the company to focus...
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Ask.com CEO Jim Lanzone is quitting after six years with the company, to join a venture capital firm. His replacement, Jim Safka, currently heads Primal Ventures, the venture capital division of Ask.com&#39;s parent company IAC.The moves are intended to streamline the operating structure of IAC as it prepares to spin off some of its operations, said Barry Diller, CEO of IAC.The group plans to turn its HSN (Home Shopping Network), Ticketmaster, Interval International, and LendingTree activities into separate, publicly traded companies.Lanzone was responsible for a &quot;turnaround&quot; at Ask.com over the last two years, Diller said in a statement.However, Ask.com&#39;s share of the U.S. search market is small: it had just 4.6 percent of the market in November, compared to 9.8 percent for Microsoft, 22.4 percent for Yahoo, and 58.6 percent for Google, according to market watcher Comscore. Ask.com&#39;s share has fallen from 5.2 percent in March, according to Comscore figures.Ask.com is going down fighting, though: in November, it struck a deal with Google said to be worth up to $3.5 billion to display sponsored search listings for its larger rival.It has also tried to differentiate itself from the other search engines by promising to protect its users&#39; privacy and erase personal data stored about the searches they make.Ask.com&#39;s new CEO Safka will be aided by Scott Garell who, in the role of president, will manage Ask.com&#39;s daily business operations, the company said. Garell is currently head of IAC&#39;s consumer applications and portals business, which includes the Evite service.Ex-CEO Lanzone become an entrepreneur-in-residence at Redpoint Ventures. That company&#39;s past investments include Excite, MySpace, TiVo -- and Ask.com itself.&#160;