AOL's Case now says break up Time Warner
Steve Case, the co-founder of AOL and one of the main architects of the disastrous AOL-Time Warner combination, now says the world’s biggest media company should be broken up into four business units. Case, who became a lightning rod for angry investors following the debacle, laid out his argument for breaking up Time Warner Inc. in an essay published in The Washington Post on Sunday.
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