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AOL, even after its spinoff from Time Warner in 2009, remains a public company. So why did it pay almost completely in cash? (Just $15 million of the transaction is in stock.) Because while AOL clearly believes fully in The Huffington Post, Arianna and her squad just as clearly don’t believe fully in AOL.
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Rafer sez: And who you gonna believe?
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) Tim Armstrong, on the record.
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just wait and expect the rebranding: Arianna OnLine.
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