CEO Tim Armstrong talks about AOL's hopes to reinvent itself and compete with Google and Facebook.

The very first clue — Jan. 14th, 1997 — "Prodigy competitor, for short."

Starboard Venture has a 5 percent stake in the company. Now it wants three seats on the board of directors.

Microsoft, AOL, and Yahoo! [announced an advertising partnership yesterday](http://online.wsj.com/article…

That's the number of minutes logged by Americans in the month of May on Facebook, according to a recent study. That's a lot of minutes. And no…

Arianna Huffington appears to have won the glorious, public, smack-down within AOL over Michael Arrington's plans to both write about startups at…

Siegler would be great to interview about this Amazon thing but he's probably too busy LIGHTING HIS WEBSITE ON FIRE. Again, this won't matter to…

Blogger Jonathan Tasini is going after both Huffington Post and its new parent company Aol and seeking class action status. After the sale of…

We had news last week in our memo of Netflix producing original content – a show staring Kevin Spacey. This week, we hear Hulu is set to start…

Hundreds of AOL employees both in the US and in India will be laid off today, according to Kara Swisher of All Things D. The cuts will be mostly …