AOL is also doing it’s won executive shift following yahoo. With it’s new CEO, Randy Falco, residing. He just introduced a new management structure to guide AOL, with six new business divisions reporting to Ron Grant, the president and Chief operating officer. He in turn reports to Randy Falco.
The new executives under Ron Grant include; Kevin Conroy, heading products; Bill Wilson, heading programming;Mike Kelly, leading AOL Media Networks including Advertising sales; and Kim Partoll, leading paid services. The international and platforms executive positions have not been announced yet.The new programming chief is Jim Bankoff who’ll replace Wilson.
Mr. Falco sent a memo to his workers today stating: “It’s our desire to instill greater focus on execution,” he said. “We believe there can be more clarity and accountability built into the organization. In such crucial areas as our speed to market and innovating new products, we have much work ahead of us.”
AOL is a Time Warner owned division that seems to be doing pretty well for itself. Aside from the blatant advertising methods they use; aka millions of disks everywhere, it’s a pretty good company. One thing I love about AOL is it’s user focused mandate. We’ll see what this brings for our friends over at AOL whether it will be a nightmare like Yahoo is having or whether this will actually be good for the company.
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Oh good it’s the perfect time of the year to know what search engines are being used for as they start releasing their best searched terms of the year. The first one to rush it out is AOL:
Top Search Terms:
1. Weather
2. Dictionary
3. Dogs
4. American Idol
5. Maps
6. Cars
7. Games
8 . Tattoo
9. Horoscope
10. Lyrics.
Top Celebrities: 1. Paris Hilton
2. Chris Brown
3.Oprah Winfrey
4. Jessica Simpson
5. Eva Longoria
6. Britney Spears
7. Beyonce
8 . Anna Nicole Smith
9. Whitney Houston
10. Lindsay Lohan.
Top News Stories & Topics:
1. Gas prices
2. Steve Irwin (God bless him.
3. Immigration
4. Bird Flu
5. Iraq
6. Natalee Holloway
7. Debra Lafave
8 . Rush Limbaugh
9. Lebanon
10. Hurricane Katrina.
Top Movies: 1. Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Man’s Chest
2. X-Men: The Last Stand
3. The Da Vinci Code
4. Silent Hill
5. Curious George
6. Scary Movie 4
7. Over the Hedge
8 . When a Stranger Calls
9. Final Destination 3
10. Cars.
Top TV Programs:
1. American Idol
2. Dancing With the Stars
3. Deal or No Deal
4. Naruto
5. Days of Our Lives
6. Wheel of Fortune
7. Lost
8 . Pokemon
9. High School Musical
10. Survivor.
Top Celebrity Couples:
1. Angelina Jolie and Brad Pitt
2. Beyonce and Jay-Z
3. Tom Cruise and Katie Holmes
4. Nicole Kidman and Keith Urban
5. Jessica Simpson and Nick Lachey
6. Donald and Melania Trump
7. Jennifer Aniston and Vince Vaughn
8 . Whitney Houston and Bobby Brown
9. Pamela Anderson and Kid Rock
10. Britney Spears and Kevin Federline.
Top Athletes:
1. Allen Iverson
2. Barbaro
3. Michael Jordan
4. David Beckham
5. Tiger Woods
6. Danica Patrick
7. Serena Williams
8 . Floyd Landis
9. Lance Armstrong
10. Reggie Bush.
Top Gadgets:
1. iPod
2. Cell Phones
3. Digital Cameras
4. TracFone
5. Playstation 3
6. Laptops
7. Xbox 360
8 . GPS
9. Blackberry
10. Nintendo.
It’s nice to know people cared about gas than about Steve Irwin.
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