Gerald Levin Apologizes for AOL-Time Warner Merger
Ten years later, Gerald Levin has apologized for creating AOL-Time Warner.
Levin, CEO of Time Warner a decade ago, acknowledged during a rare appearance with AOL founder Steve Case on Monday that the merger of those two companies was a mistake.
He also acknowledged that his apology was a long time coming, as this week marks the 10-year anniversary of that ill-fated merger.
“I have been obviously reflecting on it,” he said.
“I was the CEO. I was in charge.
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