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(Reuters) Reuters - Three former top executives of Time
Warner Inc's AOL are backing a new online video venture being
launched on Thursday aimed at creating a new outlet for
documentary feature films, a category that has struggled to
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Hey, Executives: It's Okay To Say "F**k"!  With Carol Bartz's f-bombs and President Obama looking for an ass to kick, swearing executives have been a hot topic lately.
Well, here's some good news for all you foul-mouthed leaders: the Harvard Business Rev [..] |
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Top Executives Keep Quitting Facebook  Facebook's Director Of Business Development Netanel "Net" Jacobsson is leaving the company, he confirmed on Twitter.
Gawker, which broke the story, says Facebook developer Charlie Cheever pla [..] |
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| Verizon reorganizes executives; CFO, CEO, COO positions shuffled
Today, Verizon announced a top-level, executive-role shuffle to the general public. Beginning on October 1, Dan Mead, current executive vice president and COO of Verizon Wireless, will assume the role of president and CEO of Verizon Wireless. Lowell McAdam, who… [..] |
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Research in Motion loses more senior executives  Research in Motion has lost a number of senior-level executives in recent days amid a broad review of the company?s strategic options, The Wall Street Journal reported on Thursday. Alistair Mitchell, RIM’s vice president of the BlackBerry Messenger instant-messaging platform, is among several executives who have left the company according to the report. A company spokeswoman confirmed to the [..] |
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| WSJ: three Sprint executives resign from Clearwire board
The Wall Street Journal is reporting that three sprint executives — Dan Hesse, Keith Cowan, and Steven Elfman — have resigned from WiMAX network-operator Clearwire’s board. Sprint informed the WSJ that they would appoint “independent successor directors” within the next… [..] |
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Assets from The Collective's 'The Executives' emerge 
Last summer, just weeks after E3 2008 ended, Midway fired a bunch of folks from their Austin studio. Layoffs happen all the time (especially during economic recessions) but this one brought with it the death of an "unannounced title." [..] |
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Microsoft executives delivering keynote at TGS 2010 
CESA, the group responsible for planning the annual Tokyo Game Show, has announced the parties responsible for delivering one of the event's two main keynotes on its opening day, September 16. Microsoft entertainment exec Takashi Se [..] |
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