AOL's CEO Explains Reasons Behind Google Deal
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Internet companies Google and AOL have renewed their search partnership with a new five year deal, which will see Google offering enhanced search functions to AOL and the companies will share the revenue generated by advertising. Tim Armstrong, AOL's Chairman and Chief Executive Officer, said in a statement that “After nearly a decade-long partnership in search, we're looking forward to expanding our global relationship to mobile search and YouTube. All aspects of...
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