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Date Posted: 02:47:05 11/09/04 Tue
Author: Sage
Author Host/IP: alb-69-200-14-65.nycap.rr.com / 69.200.14.65
Subject: Re: Looking for connection
In reply to: Sage 's message, "Looking for connection" on 02:36:54 11/09/04 Tue

And then, of course, we have the really-po'd-at-FOX Hillary supporter, Ted Turner. The following was posted at alwayson-network.com back in January of '03:

"We knew it was a disaster over there when Ted and fellow AOL Time Warner board members Carla A. Hills, Reuben Mark, and Stephen Bollenbach, and stakeholder John Malone were calling for then-Chairman Steve Case�s head a few months ago. Apparently, they needed a fall guy for the 70 percent decline in the price of the company�s shares since the merger deal closed. Our view is that the company, like all of us, had to absorb a lot of other hits that came out of nowhere�stock bubble ripple effect, recession, 9/11, and corporate scandals�and so they can't take it too personally. And we can't really blame Steve Case for swapping his shares at the top of the market."

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Even more interesting -- Sage, 03:33:38 11/09/04 Tue