AOL, Time Warner call time on internet stocks

Article Abstract:

The planned takeover by America Online (AOL) of Time Warner shows that content is esepcially important over the long term. AOL is paying a 70% premium, and has twice the market capitalization of Time Warner, though is asking for 55% of the two companies combined. The deal shows both that the media sector is undervalued, and that internet stocks are volatile. The internet functions as a distribution platform which will benefit established brands. Media companies are now less likely to spinn off internet businesses.

Specialized Telecom Services, Wired Telecommunications Carriers, Economic aspects, Internet, Internet services

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White paper leaves communications industries in the dark

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The British communications white paper has been released, and some issues are unresolved, such as cross-media ownership involving, for example, newspaper and TV franchise ownership.

Laws, regulations and rules

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AOL merger tests water for media/internet tie-ups

Article Abstract:

The Federal Trade Commission may approve the AOL merger with Time Warner. The implications of this are examined in detail.

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