Hot off some news about its advertising platform, Project Devil, AOL's CEO Tim Armstrong kicked off Advertising Week at OMMA Global's conference. Trying to cover a lot of ground in only a few minutes, Armstrong addressed the company's sometimes controversial views on content creation, Patch's profitability, and his "equation" for HuffPost Live. Here are some of the highlights:
Armstrong believes a flood of content won't hurt trusted publishers. He bookended his panel discussion dismissing claims that the flood of content on the Internet is a threat to major online publishers—he said the average user is unlikely to explore the wide variety of content at hand and will pick quality over variety.
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