WebProWorld
MySpace isn’t the only one experimenting with a new ad network. AOL, the long-beleaguered red-headed-step-child of the TimeWarner family, has announced a new advertising network—sort of.
After a long gathering of online advertising companies, they’ve finally created a full-fledged advertising division. Or, perhaps they’ve just revamped all of their old ones and cobbled them into a new, single unit with a new headquarters.
According to the Wall Street Journal, Microsoft is reorganizing some of its managers, bringing Steve Sinofsky to the Windows Division over from Office, in an attempt to instill the same reliability Office development has on Windows development.
Michael D. Eisner, CEO of The Walt Disney Company, and Robert A. Iger, president and COO and CEO-elect, announced a restructuring of the company’s Corporate Strategic Planning Division.
The Boeing Company and Onex Corporation announced an agreement under which Onex will acquire the Wichita/Tulsa Division of Boeing Commercial Airplanes.
Ask Jeeves has formed AJinteractive, the company’s new U.S. advertising products and sales division.
