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Former Bebo CEO Joanna Shields Leaves AOL

Former Bebo CEO Joanna Shields Leaves AOL

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AOL's People Networks president Joanna Shields announced yesterday that she will be leaving the company to go back to her home in London to spend more time with her family.  Joanna came to AOL as the chief exec of the social network site Bebo, which was acquired by the online subsidiary of Time Warner for $850 million back in March last year.  Informing the staff about the departure of Ms Shields, AOL's chief exec Tim Armstrong wrote in a memo, “Joanna...



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