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VOICE ARCHIVE

Jeff Harris

@nemalki
5 posts
2024-03-14
It was Gerald Levin, who joined Time in 1972 and became President & CEO of a regional channel known as Home Box Office a year later, who convinced Time to turn HBO into a national satellite channel, the first of its kind, and revolutionized the industry.
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New York Times

Gerald M. Levin, the former Time Warner CEO who oversaw the AOL merger, widely considered the worst corporate merger in US history, died on March 13 at age 84

but wow.  He's dead!  Cut a little slack!  —  www.nytimes.com/2024/03/13/o... X: Steve Case / @stevecase : Jerry Levin was a pioneer and visionary. More than two decades ago, Jerry...

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Gerald Levin is the co-founder of Time Warner. He convinced his bosses at Time to acquire Warner Communications, stepped in to lead this company to greatness after Steve Ross's death, and led the push to merge with Turner. He passed away today. Respect his legacy. #WB100 [image]
2024-03-14 View on X
New York Times

Gerald M. Levin, the former Time Warner CEO who oversaw the AOL merger, widely considered the worst corporate merger in US history, died on March 13 at age 84

but wow.  He's dead!  Cut a little slack!  —  www.nytimes.com/2024/03/13/o... X: Steve Case / @stevecase : Jerry Levin was a pioneer and visionary. More than two decades ago, Jerry...

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It seems rather disingenuous that the media outlets who are talking about his death are only acknowledging the AOL deal rather than his decade of leadership and growth at Time Warner in one of the most prolific eras of the company's history. ESPECIALLY REUNITING THE LEGACY! [image]
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New York Times

Gerald M. Levin, the former Time Warner CEO who oversaw the AOL merger, widely considered the worst corporate merger in US history, died on March 13 at age 84

but wow.  He's dead!  Cut a little slack!  —  www.nytimes.com/2024/03/13/o... X: Steve Case / @stevecase : Jerry Levin was a pioneer and visionary. More than two decades ago, Jerry...

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So, yeah, I feel Gerald Levin is more than “the man behind the most disastrous business merger,” and it sucks he still felt that way. At least he was smart enough to keep a lot of Time Warner guys in power and for the old company to own 49% of the new studio and use that power.
2024-03-14 View on X
New York Times

Gerald M. Levin, the former Time Warner CEO who oversaw the AOL merger, widely considered the worst corporate merger in US history, died on March 13 at age 84

but wow.  He's dead!  Cut a little slack!  —  www.nytimes.com/2024/03/13/o... X: Steve Case / @stevecase : Jerry Levin was a pioneer and visionary. More than two decades ago, Jerry...

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It was under Levin's leadership, as chairman of the network as well as in his role at Time Warner, that HBO grew into the brand it remains for over 50 years. It was under Levin that Time Warner became a powerhouse in theaters, television, newsstands, music stores & comic racks.
2024-03-14 View on X
New York Times

Gerald M. Levin, the former Time Warner CEO who oversaw the AOL merger, widely considered the worst corporate merger in US history, died on March 13 at age 84

but wow.  He's dead!  Cut a little slack!  —  www.nytimes.com/2024/03/13/o... X: Steve Case / @stevecase : Jerry Levin was a pioneer and visionary. More than two decades ago, Jerry...

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