AOL will continue paying fired CEO Randy Falco's $1 million salary and $7.5 million in bonuses through 2010, the company disclosed in an SEC filing.
MediaMemo's Peter Kafka, who dug through filing to find the news, also says former AOL COO Ron Grant will earn (a liberal use of the word, some might say) $750,000 a year, along with $3.3 million in bonuses.
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Google just unveiled its most ambitious attempt to build a social networking site, called Google Buzz.
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Google has announced its latest attempt to break into social, Google Buzz. Here's the company's official demo.
Google is announcing new "social" features and products today.
Yesterday, the WSJ reported one new feature will "allow Gmail users to view a stream of status updates from people they choose to connect with.
Using social media for marketing is easy, right?
Not necessarily.
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Yahoo has posted a notice that its tech site, Yahoo! Tech, will be shutting down for good on March 11.