Leonsis Pulls Away From Helm of AOL
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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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AOL Vice Chairman Ted Leonsis said yesterday that he sold the North American distribution rights to his documentary film "Nanking," which was shown at the 2007 Sundance Film Festival.
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Carlo, we barely knew you AOL Europe CEO Carlo d'Asaro Biondo has resigned after less than two months in the job.â¦
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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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Cory Ondrejka, Second Lifeâs chief technology officer, has resigned and will depart at the end of the year.
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Chris Stone, second in command to CEO Jack Messman at Novell, has abruptly left the company he helped reinvigorate through the endorsement of Linux and the acquisition of SUSE Linux AG.
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AOL employees clutching navy-blue folders stuffed with severance package information started walking out of the company's Dulles campus gates at about noon yesterday.
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He departed the post of White House press secretary on Friday, with a little jab at the media.
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The executive who leads Microsoft&#39;s government sales effort is leaving to become CEO of a telecommunications company, the software maker said on Tuesday.
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The Microsoft executive who had led the effort to close the gap on Google is leaving the company.
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An historic name in software will effectively pass into history in February as AOL discontinues development and...
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MUMBAI: In a bid to reverse its declining fortunes through cost cutting measures Time Warner&#39;s unit America Online which claims to be the world&#39;s largest internet service provider will remove over 700 employees shortly.
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WASHINGTON - The head of cybersecurity efforts at the U.S. Department of Homeland Security (DHS) has reportedly resigned this week, leaving his job after giving a one-day notice.
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UK mesh pioneer taken out of administration
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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;
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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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Microsoft has announced the resignation of its head of acquisitions, Bruce Jaffe, two days after the company bid US$1.2 billion for enterprise search expert Fast Search & Transfer. Jaffe will retire on Feb. 29, the company said.