AOL's STEVE CASE RESIGNS

marketsurfer · Jan 12, 2003

that about says it all.

:eek: :eek: :eek:

wally_ · Jan 12, 2003

I think it's good in the long run. The old generation has to leave, it's time for new thinking, it's time for changes.

Cdntrader · Jan 12, 2003

Quote from marketsurfer:

that about says it all.

:eek: :eek: :eek:

a good sign of a dot con bottom lol

taodr · Jan 12, 2003

I wonder how much the boys at Time-Warner are going to pay David Faber.

cheeks · Jan 12, 2003

anybody have a link to an article.

thanks

taodr · Jan 12, 2003

www.bloomberg.com

nkhoi · Jan 12, 2003

they could hire Barry Diller http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/articles/A30203-2003Jan8.html who run profitable http://match.com/

btw, just do a search on that site specific to my zip, yowsa I have no idea, so many fishes...

Free Thinker · Jan 12, 2003

does aol rally on this news? it could mean that aol and time warner split up again. the analysts say that the aol portion of aol\time warner is valued at less than 0 at the current market price. a split could unlock value.

hardrock375 · Jan 12, 2003

I might contend that because it has already rallied the last several days, this price movement may have already discounted the news.

omcate · Jan 12, 2003

Quote from wally_:

I think it's good in the long run. The old generation has to leave, it's time for new thinking, it's time for changes.

Agree.

But it reminds me that I am getting older and older.

When will be the turn of Bill Gates, Steve Jobs, John Chamber, etc. ? Just a thought.