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Venture Capital bloggers have a uniquely targeted audience of entrepreneurs interested in what they have to say. These Venture Capitalists write about technology, entrepreneurship, investing, the computer industry, and their random exploits. ...

 

 
Thursday, July 10, 2008 --- 58 days ago
Time Warner (TWX) CEO Jeff Bewkes, never a fan of synergy to begin with, seems to have completely given up on the notino when it comes to AOL. Another case in point: his cable TV unit, Turner Broadcasting, just inked a comprehensive content-and-advertising deal with ... Yahoo (YHOO). Turner runs the official league pages under contract for the NBA, PGA and NASCAR; in the deal , Turner will give Yahoo Sports exclusive content, and Yahoo will hand over sports ad inventory, creating a big sports network for Turner to sell. Yahoo will give Turner better ad targeting abilities, so it can sell based on consumers' affinity for NASCAR or golf. Sounds like a good deal. Too bad AOL couldn't land it. See Also: CNET Buddies Up With Yahoo Some Good News Out of Sunnyvale: A Yahoo Product That Looks Cool Yahoo Shareholders Will Now Take $31.50. They Won't Get It ...




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