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TW Puts Hold on Miller Joining Yahoo! Board

Former AOL CEO stalled by noncompete clause

Aug 4, 2008

- Paul Bond, The Hollywood Reporter


NEW YORK Time Warner said that a noncompete clause in former AOL CEO Jonathan Miller's contract prevents him from joining Yahoo!'s board until March.

Yahoo! named Miller as a potential board member July 21, as part of a settlement with activist investor Carl Icahn that averted what had promised to be a bitter proxy battle.

Miller had been mentioned as a possible successor to Yahoo! CEO Jerry Yang, who has been unable to boost the company's market value during the first 13 months of his reign.

Yahoo! spokeswoman Diana Wong declined comment Friday on Miller's status.

The latest development could put pressure on Time Warner's ongoing discussions to merge AOL with Yahoo!.


TW Puts Hold on Miller Joining Yahoo! Board

Former AOL CEO stalled by noncompete clause

Aug 4, 2008

- Paul Bond, The Hollywood Reporter


NEW YORK Time Warner said that a noncompete clause in former AOL CEO Jonathan Miller's contract prevents him from joining Yahoo!'s board until March.

Yahoo! named Miller as a potential board member July 21, as part of a settlement with activist investor Carl Icahn that averted what had promised to be a bitter proxy battle.

Miller had been mentioned as a possible successor to Yahoo! CEO Jerry Yang, who has been unable to boost the company's market value during the first 13 months of his reign.

Yahoo! spokeswoman Diana Wong declined comment Friday on Miller's status.

The latest development could put pressure on Time Warner's ongoing discussions to merge AOL with Yahoo!.
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