The wires are hot with Google and Comcast in "serious discussions" to acquire a minority stake in AOL. This follows on the heels of AOL and Microsoft flirting with one another.
The wires are hot with Google and Comcast in "serious discussions" to acquire a minority stake in AOL. This follows on the heels of AOL and Microsoft flirting with one another. As AOL CEO Jonathan Miller said, AOL has the big swing vote. No kidding. Currently Google is the ad service used on AOL, and Microsoft is trying to take that business to kickstart its new adCenter service. More to come...
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