AOL Offers Up an Earnings Beat, But a Disappointing Ad Number

allthingsd.com — First look at AOL's earnings: Revenue of $529 million and earnings of 22 cents a share. Wall Street was looking for $527 million and 7 cents a share. The earnings beat is nice for AOL. Not nice is that domestic display sales shrank 1 percent after climbing for several quarters.
Mathew Ingram Senior Writer, GigaOM @mathewi
RT @pkafka: A year after Huffpo buy, AOL's core traffic is down 4%. t.co/7RxvNfn7
Jennifer Saba Media Correspondent, Reuters @jennifersaba
RT @pkafka: What happened to AOL's ads? List includes a big advertisers that went away, and an off-tune sales pitch. t.co/SZggG08y
Roben Farzad Senior Writer, Bloomberg BusinessWeek @robenfarzad
RT @jackshafer: RT @pkafka: A year after Huffpo buy, AOL's core traffic is down 4%. t.co/bmSCeUla
Rob Hof Freelance Journalist @robhof
AOL Offers Up an Earnings Beat, But a Disappointing Ad Number - Peter Kafka t.co/YLkX8LSo
Quentin Hardy Deputy Tech Editor, New York Times @qhardy
RT @pkafka: A year after Huffpo buy, AOL's core traffic is down 4%. t.co/SZggG08y
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