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Not learning from history?
[of course, it could go horrible wrong as it did for TimeWarner.]

AOL BOUGHT Time-Warner, NOT the other way around. AOL used its inflated worth to buy a substantial company - kudos to them! Isn't that a whole lot smarter than doing nothing and letting your inflated stock price fall like a rock?
Posted by: Roger Ramjet   Posted on: 09/20/05 You are currently: a Guest | Members login | Terms of Use
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You loser  Roger Ramjet | 09/20/05
you have your evil empires mixed up  Reverend MacFellow | 09/20/05
When did Yahoo  John Zern | 09/20/05
all that money  us_forums@... | 05/27/07
Of course Google will bid after AOL  bumgarls | 09/19/05
Not learning from history?  Roger Ramjet | 09/20/05
oh gods... i predicted this...  Valis Keogh | 09/19/05
Google plus AOL = GOAL$$$$$$  Squawkbox | 09/19/05
Ain't that how Bill Gates did it?  Squawkbox | 09/19/05
Actually, Gates gave the world what it needed  John Zern | 09/20/05
Ok Bill gave the world what it needed  Squawkbox | 09/20/05
If Google is sentimental...  Anton Philidor | 09/20/05
Customer Base  Disney715 | 09/20/05
Bribe?????  BillyBobHelp | 09/21/05
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What if MS gets AOL?  Squawkbox | 09/20/05
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I think you are spot on  Squawkbox | 09/20/05
AOL+Google makes perfect sense  BillyBobHelp | 09/20/05
AOL to make the Internet a better place  us_forums@... | 05/27/07
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